English term
class action
Dies wird der "collective action" gegenübergestellt:
"Collective action is an action to obtain remedy by a person or a group in the name of the general public where an identified victim is not necessary"
4 +6 | Sammelklage |
mill2
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3 | Sammelklare / Gemeinschaftsklage |
ChristophS
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3 | Gruppenklage |
Noe Tessmann
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Sep 25, 2009 05:40: Klaus Urban changed "Term asked" from "Class action" to "class action"
Non-PRO (1): Edith Kelly
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Proposed translations
Sammelklage
Gruppenklage
Amazon.com, das große Online-Einzelhandelsunternehmen, ist Ziel einer Gruppenklage, in der die Kläger geltend machen, dass sie über die Erhebung personenbezogener Informationen über sie nicht unterrichtet wurden und hierzu nicht zugestimmt haben, als sie ein Softwareprogramm namens "Alexa", das Eigentum von Amazon ist, verwendeten.
2d 357, ging es beispielsweise um eine Gruppenklage, im Rahmen deren geltend gemacht wurde, dass die Beklagte "die von den Einlegern bei der Bank angelegten Gelder ausnutzte, indem sie vertrauliche Informationen über die Anleger und deren Konten weitergab", um es einer angeschlossenen Bank zu ermöglichen, offene Investmentfonds und sonstige Wertpapiere zu verkaufen.
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