Do class actions really deliver justice?

Anne Connolly, an investigative reporter with the ABC known for her impactful work on Four Corners, delves into the world of class actions in Australia. She reveals the complexity of these lawsuits that often leave victims shortchanged while enriching lawyers. The discussion highlights a significant class action by taxi drivers against Uber, scrutinizing the fairness of settlements influenced by litigation funders. Connolly also examines the historical injustices faced by Indigenous workers and the skewed financial dynamics that challenge the pursuit of true justice.