The opt-in and opt-out period has now closed. If you meet the definition of the Class for the collective claim (see What is the Class definition?) and were domiciled (living) in the UK on 12 February 2026, you will automatically be included in the claim (unless you opted-out of it before the deadline closed at 5PM GMT on 9 March 2026).

You can watch the Sony PlayStation trial by clicking on the livestream link here.

History

You Owe Us is a group that aims to show that the world’s biggest companies are not above the law. 

Many of the cases we are working on tackle important societal issues such as the environment, consumer protection, data rights, access to justice and financial mis-selling.

Our mission is to help thousands of consumers and numerous SMEs take on large multi-national defendants.  We are in the process of developing a variety of cases in adjacent areas including consumer credit, digital technology, “greenwashing”, agricultural, and environmental pollution claims.

You Owe Us was launched in 2016 and originally conceived as part of Richard Lloyd OBE’s ground-breaking attempt to obtain modest, yet meaningful, damages for each class member. Richard was the class representative in a multi-billion-pound action on behalf of 4.4 million iPhone users affected by the ‘Safari Workaround’ against Google LLC.

A Supreme Court ruling in November 2022 meant that the case against Google could not proceed; however, the Supreme Court did consider the representative action regime extensively and generally endorsed the use of the procedure under English law. The judgment is widely regarded as a landmark decision in which the Supreme Court clarified important aspects of both data protection law and the law of collective redress.

Milberg London LLP are the solicitors instructed for the claim.

Documents

You can learn more about the claim from the associated documentation. Click the link below to visit the documents page.

FAQs

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