Definition of class action in English:

class action

noun

North American Law

A lawsuit filed or defended by an individual acting on behalf of a group.
as modifier a class action suit
Example sentencesExamples
- But after the drug was withdrawn, 9,000 lawsuits were filed, many of them as class actions, seeking recovery for millions of individual users and their insurers.
- The decision Friday was the result of a class action lawsuit on behalf of half a million sick Florida smokers.
- In line with American practice, the relatives of those who died may also decide to file massive class action law suits.
- The class action lawsuit has certainly brought substantial means to the tort bar.
- This takes no account of any liabilities that may be triggered by law suits and class actions against the company and its directors.

Definition of class action in US English:

class action

nounklæs ˈækʃənklas ˈakSHən

North American Law

A lawsuit filed or defended by an individual or small group acting on behalf of a large group.
as modifier a class action suit
Example sentencesExamples
- In line with American practice, the relatives of those who died may also decide to file massive class action law suits.
- The class action lawsuit has certainly brought substantial means to the tort bar.
- This takes no account of any liabilities that may be triggered by law suits and class actions against the company and its directors.
- The decision Friday was the result of a class action lawsuit on behalf of half a million sick Florida smokers.
- But after the drug was withdrawn, 9,000 lawsuits were filed, many of them as class actions, seeking recovery for millions of individual users and their insurers.

单词	class action
释义	Definition of class action in English: class action noun North American Law A lawsuit filed or defended by an individual acting on behalf of a group. as modifier a class action suit Example sentencesExamples But after the drug was withdrawn, 9,000 lawsuits were filed, many of them as class actions, seeking recovery for millions of individual users and their insurers. The decision Friday was the result of a class action lawsuit on behalf of half a million sick Florida smokers. In line with American practice, the relatives of those who died may also decide to file massive class action law suits. The class action lawsuit has certainly brought substantial means to the tort bar. This takes no account of any liabilities that may be triggered by law suits and class actions against the company and its directors. Definition of class action in US English: class action nounklæs ˈækʃənklas ˈakSHən North American Law A lawsuit filed or defended by an individual or small group acting on behalf of a large group. as modifier a class action suit Example sentencesExamples In line with American practice, the relatives of those who died may also decide to file massive class action law suits. The class action lawsuit has certainly brought substantial means to the tort bar. This takes no account of any liabilities that may be triggered by law suits and class actions against the company and its directors. The decision Friday was the result of a class action lawsuit on behalf of half a million sick Florida smokers. But after the drug was withdrawn, 9,000 lawsuits were filed, many of them as class actions, seeking recovery for millions of individual users and their insurers.
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