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European for Consumer Rights

Over the last years FX loans have turned into a huge problem in many European countries. The European Legal Committee for Consumer Rights was founded to act on behalf of bank clients who have FX loans with unfair clauses.

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Representatives

The European Legal Group for Consumer Rights has representatives from: Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, France, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Montenegro, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Spain, Ukraine and the United Kingdom. Meet our representatives!

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Events

The Committee organises conferences to inform of the progress in each country and to share strategies and action taken. There has been already conferences in Athens – Greece (2015) , Warsaw – Poland (2016), Barcelona – Spain (2017), Brussels – EESC (2016), Ljubljana – Slovenia (2019) …

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redress action

How to ensure that collective redress actions are useful for consumers?

10/05/2022

New rules on redress actions will make it easier for consumers to access justice Collective redress actions is the legal term for proceedings initiated by consumer associations such as ASUFIN,.. read more

Patricia Suárez

Patricia Suárez has been elected vice-president of the European Commission’s financial advisory group

09/21/2022

She will work to share the problems of consumers with the European Commission, at a time when it is working on the revision of the Consumer Credit Directive or the.. read more

EU General Court rules in favor of consumers in Google case

EU General Court rules in favor of consumers in Google case

09/19/2022

General Court confirmed that Google broke the European Union antitrust rules On September 14, 2022, the General Court of the European Union largely upheld the European Commission’s 2018 decision that Google.. read more