About this episode
King & Wood Mallesons’ annual Class Actions in Australia report has become a defining source of insight into Australia’s evolving litigation landscape.
In this episode, Partners Moira Saville and Peta Stevenson unpack the major findings from the 2024/25 Review, exploring the record numbers, landmark judgments and emerging risks shaping class action activity nationwide.
In this episode they discuss:
- The story behind this year’s record filings and settlements
- The High Court’s role in redefining class closure powers and funding models
- The growing reach of privacy and employment claims
- What recent judgments mean for governance, disclosure and executive accountability
Listen now and read the full report The Review: Class Actions in Australia 2024/2025 available here.
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