On 10 March 2021, the High Court handed down its highly anticipated decision in the matter of Wigmans v AMP Limited & Ors.[1] (Wigmans Case). In dismissing the appellant’s case, the High Court has endorsed a common sense approach to determining procedural issues for dealing with competing class actions and affirmed the power of
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