Environmental, Governance, Automotive, Collective Redress, Securities Claim, Shareholder Dispute, Case Study, Class Action

Daimler AG Securities Litigation

The Case

Therium is financing institutional investors’ claims against Daimler for alleged breaches of the German Securities Trading Act in failing to observe the statutory ad hoc disclosure obligations in connection with the installation of an illegal modifying device in diesel engines, causing loss to investors.

Smoke emission from exhaust pipe of car.

Why It’s Significant

The case is an example of litigation finance being used by well-resourced financial institutions in order to recover investor losses arising from failures of corporate governance.

Therium’s Solution

The group funded by Therium makes use of the Capital Markets Model Act as a means for collective redress in German securities litigation, with the Model Plaintiff a member of the group.

Specialism

Securities Claim / Shareholder Dispute / Collective Redress

Sector

Automotive

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