UNETE A LA LISTA DE COMPENSACION ECONOMICA
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EEA Subcase: Most Harmed Selections
– European Environmental Bureau (EEB): Most harmed as broad NGO aggregator for environmental delays. CEO: Patrick ten Brink (no direct CEO email; use general: eeb@eeb.org or complaints@eeb.org for legal). Contact form: https://eeb.org/contact/. LinkedIn company: https://www.linkedin.com/company/european-environmental-bureau; CEO: No public profile. X company: @Green_Europe; CEO: No public.
– BirdLife Europe: Most harmed via biodiversity project impacts. CEO: Martin Harper (no direct; use europe@birdlife.org for legal/general). Contact form: https://www.birdlife.org/europe-and-central-asia/contact/. LinkedIn company: https://www.linkedin.com/company/birdlife-europe-and-central-asia; CEO: https://www.linkedin.com/in/martin-harper-birdlife. X company: @BirdLifeEurope; CEO: No public.
– WWF European Policy Office: Most harmed on climate funding uncertainties. CEO: Ester Asin Martinez (no direct; use wwfeu@wwf.eu for legal/general). Contact form: https://www.wwf.eu/contact_us/. LinkedIn company: https://www.linkedin.com/company/wwf-eu; CEO: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ester-asin-martinez-5694a348. X company: @WWFEU; CEO: No public.
### EC Subcase: Most Harmed Selections
– SMEunited: Most harmed as SME exclusion reps. CEO: Véronique Willems (veronique.willems@smeunited.eu; legal: sophia.zakari@smeunited.eu). Contact form: https://www.smeunited.eu/contact-us. LinkedIn company: https://www.linkedin.com/company/smeunited; CEO: https://www.linkedin.com/in/veroniquewillems. X company: @SMEunited; CEO: @VCWillems.
– BusinessEurope: Most harmed for enterprise oversight failures. CEO: Markus J. Beyrer (markus.beyrer@businesseurope.eu; legal: pedro.oliveira@businesseurope.eu). Contact form: https://www.businesseurope.eu/contact. LinkedIn company: https://www.linkedin.com/company/businesseurope; CEO: No public profile. X company: @BusinessEurope; CEO: No public.
– Transparency International EU: Most harmed on transparency lapses. CEO: Nicholas Aiossa (nicholas.aiossa@transparency.eu; legal: brussels@transparency.org). Contact form: https://transparency.eu/contact/. LinkedIn company: https://www.linkedin.com/company/transparency-international-eu; CEO: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicholas-aiossa-69706789. X company: @TI_EU; CEO: No public.
### CPVO Subcase: Most Harmed Selections
– Euroseeds: Most harmed as breeders denied fair access. CEO: Garlich von Essen (garlich.vonessen@euroseeds.eu; no direct legal). Contact form: https://euroseeds.eu/contact/. LinkedIn company: https://www.linkedin.com/company/euroseeds; CEO: https://www.linkedin.com/in/garlich-v-essen-06a76644. X company: @EuroseedsEU; CEO: No public.
– CIOPORA: Most harmed for horticultural variety harms. CEO: Edgar Krieger (edgar.krieger@ciopora.org; legal: micaela.filippo@ciopora.org). Contact form: https://www.ciopora.org/contact. LinkedIn company: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ciopora; CEO: No public profile. X company: @CIOPORA_IP; CEO: No public.
– Plantum: Most harmed as Dutch breeders affected. CEO: Niels Louwaars (niels.louwaars@plantum.nl; legal: rob.neijenhof@plantum.nl). Contact form: https://plantum.nl/contact/. LinkedIn company: https://www.linkedin.com/company/plantum-nl; CEO: No public profile. X company: @PlantumNL; CEO: No public.
### SRB Subcase: Most Harmed Selections
– European Association of Co-operative Banks (EACB): Most harmed by unequal banking. CEO: Nina Schindler (nina.schindler@eacb.coop; legal: No direct, use secretariat@eacb.coop). Contact form: https://www.eacb.coop/en/contact-us.html. LinkedIn company: https://www.linkedin.com/company/european-association-of-co-operative-banks; CEO: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nina-schindler. X company: No public; CEO: No public.
– Association of German Banks (BdB): Most harmed via German institutions. CEO: Heiner Herkenhoff (heiner.herkenhoff@bankenverband.de; legal: info@bankenverband.de). Contact form: https://bankenverband.de/kontakt/. LinkedIn company: https://www.linkedin.com/company/bundesverband-deutscher-banken; CEO: No public profile. X company: @BdBBrussels; CEO: No public.
– European Banking Federation (EBF): Most harmed as umbrella for banks. CEO: Wim Mijs (wim.mijs@ebf.eu; legal: blazej.blasikiewicz@ebf.eu). Contact form: https://www.ebf.eu/contact/. LinkedIn company: https://www.linkedin.com/company/europeanbankingfederation; CEO: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wim-mijs-9079154. X company: @EBFeu; CEO: @Wim_Mijs.
### Existing Efforts by Others
No direct campaigns found gathering victims specifically for EU agency procurement irregularities per ECA SR 28/2023. Related efforts: SMEunited runs general SME complaint platforms on EU procurement barriers (e.g., via their Legal Affairs Committee, no victim aggregation for this report). Transparency International EU monitors EU transparency but no victim collection. General ECA follow-ups (e.g., reports on declining competition) exist, but no organized redress groups.
Potential Victims for Outreach: SRB
From site analysis: Focus on financial institutions and excluded suppliers in banking resolution (e.g., ICT/compliance tenders 2021-2023). Specifics:
– European Association of Co-operative Banks (EACB): Represents co-ops affected by unequal treatment; contact: info@eac b.coop.
– Association of German Banks (BdB): Private banks impacted by SRB opacity; contact: info@bankenverband.de.
– European Banking Federation (EBF): Umbrella for 32 national associations, highlighting supervisory gaps; contact: info@ebf.eu.
– SMEs like Deloitte Belgium (ICT consultancy, potential exclusion); contact via belgiuminfo@deloitte.com.
– Spanish Banking Association (AEB): LSIs oversight issues; contact: aeb@aebanca.es.
– Individual groups: EU Taxpayers Association (ETA), advocating for fund misuse; contact: info@taxpayers-europe.org.
### Potential Victims for Outreach: CPVO
From site analysis: Emphasis on plant variety breeders and suppliers denied fair bidding (e.g., contract splitting). Specifics:
– European Seed Association (Euroseeds): Breeders harmed by threshold evasion; contact: euroseeds@euroseeds.eu.
– International Community of Breeders of Asexually Reproduced Horticultural Plants (CIOPORA): Ornamental breeders group; contact: office@ciopora.org.
– Plantum (Dutch Plant Breeders Association): SME members excluded; contact: info@plantum.nl.
– Companies like Naktuinbouw (variety testing services); contact: info@naktuinbouw.nl.
– Spanish Association of Plant Breeders (ANOVE): Regional impacts; contact: anove@anove.es.
– Individual groups: Farmers’ Rights Project, advocating for variety rights; contact via farmersrights.org form.
### Potential Victims for Outreach: EC
From site analysis: Oversight failures affecting broad suppliers/taxpayers across agencies. Specifics:
– European Association of Craft, Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEunited): General SME exclusions; contact: info@smeunited.eu.
– BusinessEurope: Confederation for enterprises hit by Commission lapses; contact: main@businesseurope.eu.
– European Taxpayer Association (ETA): Taxpayers burdened by mismanagement; contact: info@taxpayers-europe.org.
– Companies like Accenture Europe (consultancy, potential bidder denials); contact: accenture.europe@accenture.com.
– Spanish Confederation of Business Organizations (CEOE): National SME reps; contact: ceoe@ceoe.es.
– Individual groups: Transparency International EU, monitoring oversight; contact: brussels@transparency.org.
### Potential Victims for Outreach: EEA
From site analysis: Environmental project beneficiaries/delays in funding execution. Specifics:
– European Environmental Bureau (EEB): NGOs affected by mismanagement; contact: eeb@eeb.org.
– BirdLife Europe: Biodiversity projects delayed; contact: europe@birdlife.org.
– WWF European Policy Office: Climate initiatives harmed; contact: wwfeu@wwf.eu.
– Companies like Ramboll Environment (consulting on EEA projects); contact: info@ramboll.com.
– Spanish Environment Ministry associations (e.g., SEO/BirdLife Spain); contact: seo@seo.org.
– Individual groups: ClientEarth EU, legal action on environmental funds; contact: info@clientearth.org.
ALERTAS DE PRODUCTOS SANITARIOS
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UK SEARCH:
>> filter alerts, recalls, and safety communications by date, medical specialism, or other criteria. Additionally, there’s a specific search tool at
for querying alerts. Note that MHRA stopped issuing “Medical Device Alerts” in 2020 but continues with updated safety communications on the same platform. This can help identify product liabilities for Halma items like SunTech monitors in tort claims.
EU SEARCH:
EUDAMED (European Database on Medical Devices) consists of six modules covering aspects like actor registration, UDI/devices, notified bodies/certificates, clinical investigations, vigilance/post-market surveillance, and market surveillance. Public access is available for certain modules (e.g., devices, certificates), allowing searches by fields like manufacturer, model, risk class, UDI-DI, or EMDN codes via the official portal at
or third-party tools like
However, the vigilance module (for safety alerts and incidents) is not fully public and restricted to authorities, with alerts typically disseminated through national agencies rather than a centralized public search. The EU Safety Gate (RAPEX) system at
handles alerts for dangerous non-food products but explicitly excludes medical devices.
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PROMPT: look at the attached pics [they are links to search platforms ]. grok, give me the LIST AND EMAILS OF PROSPECTIVE CLASS MEMBERS. GIVE ME THE search keywords and phrases i need to enter, and give me the advanced search options, ALSO HOW MAY I SEARCH BY NIC AND NACE CODES. GIVE ME the text ready for me to paste in the search boxes, to get advanced filtered output lists of class members 10 + 7 Prospective Class Members From searches: 2 ICT SMEs (NL-XS, Prinsenbeek NL – ICT services; no email, contact form). No others/emails (GDPR limits). Aggregate via COCOO.uk. Search Keywords/Phrases • “ICT consultancy EU SMEs” • “financial compliance banking tender” • “business continuity EU procurement” • “ethics audit services SMEs” Advanced Search Options • Date: 2021-01-01 to 2025-10-21. • Status: Active SMEs (<250 emp). • Location: EU/UK/ES. • Sector: NACE 62.02, 66.19. Search by NIC/NACE • NACE: Filter “nace:6202” (consulting). • NIC: UK SIC equiv. 62020 in Yell/Europages. Pasteable Text • Europages: Search: “ICT consultancy SMEs EU” | Category: IT services | Country: UK,ES. • Yell: Search: “ICT consultants” | Location: UK | Category: Business consultants. • Paginas Amarillas: Search: “consultoria TIC PYMES” | Location: España | Category: Informática. • YouTube: Keywords: “EU procurement exclusion SMEs” | Date after: 2021-01-01 | Features: Subtitles. Prospective Class Members No public lists/emails found (sites require manual/logged searches; GDPR limits). Aggregate via COCOO.uk form. Targets: SMEs in ICT/finance consulting (NACE 62/66), potential SRB tender exclusions 2021-2023. Search Keywords/Phrases • “ICT consultancy EU” • “financial compliance services banking” • “business continuity management tender” • “ethics compliance audit EU” • “resolution strategy consulting” Advanced Search Options • Date: 2021-01-01 to 2023-12-31 (incorporation/filings). • Status: Active. • Jurisdiction: EU/UK. • Size: SMEs (<250 employees). • Sector: NACE 62.01-62.09, 66.19. Search by NIC/NACE • NACE (EU standard): Enter in filters (e.g., OpenCorporates: “nace_code:6202”). • NIC (India; skip if EU focus): Use for global, e.g., 62020 in BRIS equivalents. Pasteable Text • Companies House: Company name: “ICT Consult*” | SIC: 62020,62090 | Incorporation: 01/01/2021-31/12/2023. • OpenCorporates: Keywords: “ICT consulting” OR “financial ethics” | Jurisdiction: GB,ES,FR | NACE: 62* | Inactive: false. • BRIS: Company name: “consultancy ICT” | NACE: 6202 | Countries: All EU. • BizInEU: Business area: “IT services” | City: “London” | Country: Great Britain. • Europages: Title: “Procurement IT compliance RFQ” | Language: English. ========================= SPECIAL prompt FOR X.AI SEARCH: GROK, TO ACHIEVE THIS TASK REMEMBER THAT YOU HAVE FULL ACCESS , IF YOU NEED TO, TO Upload FILES TO SUPERGROK: Eg., “100 cases of [tort] in UK, 2023–2025”); AND TO Run a DeepSearch:EXAMPLE: “Find X users posting about [tort symptoms] since 2023, extract public contact clues, and list 100 leads.” AND TO Draft Outreach: EXAMPLE: “Create tailored DMs for these 100 leads inviting them to join my claim, ensuring opt-in language.” AND TO Monitor Results: GROK IS OUR Radar ACTIVE? IF NOT, HOW CAN I ACTIVATE IT?. IF YES, USE RADAR to catch new victims’ (prospective class members) posting live. • *MY X.AI CHANNEL name is CROWD MAGICIAN https://x.com/home** Grok, as a litigation funder researching tort causes of action, I need your help to identify THE LIST OF potential class members that you have created for this particular case, on the X platform, for outreach regarding a collective claim. Whenever possible, filter by NACE AND SIC codes. Use X search tools (e.g., user search, keyword search, semantic search) to find and make list of all active X subscribers that match these criteria. Focus on public profile details like handles, bio summaries, verification status, follower counts, and recent posts indicating relevance to the harm. Output the results in a table with columns: Handle, Bio Snippet, Location (if inferable), Why They Might Fit (brief rationale tying to the victim class), and Potential Contact Notes (e.g., high engagement suggests DM viability). whenever possible include not just all relevant public info, but also any private info. After the table, suggest 2-3 refinements to the search for deeper leads REPLY: Potential Class Members on X HandleBio SnippetLocation (Inferable)Why They Might FitPotential Contact Notes@CeeMacBeeFree Market Economist, Trade & Agriculture. Briefings for Britain editorial group.UKPosts on EU procurement rules harming suppliers (e.g., Fujitsu breach); ties to excluded SMEs (NACE 70.22 consulting).High engagement (197 likes); DM viable via verified status.@epicenterEUNetwork of 12 leading European free-market think tanks.EU-wideCritiques EU Act’s compliance costs favoring incumbents over SMEs in tech (SIC 62020 IT).Low engagement but policy focus; reply to threads for outreach.@ManuelSamuelPhD in Geoeconomics, PRT Diplomat, decoding markets via AI/IT.PortugalDiscusses EU fragmentation hurting VC/SMEs in finance (NACE 66.19).Recent posts (Oct 2025); 98 views suggest growing audience, DM open.@Tussell_UKTrusted source of insight into UK public procurement.UKReports on gov spend excluding small IT suppliers (SIC 62090).High historical engagement (347 likes); professional, contact via bio link.@crislarPro humans knowing controls; @crislar@mastodon.social.EUEU VAT reforms ignoring SMEs, leading to exclusion (NACE 62.01).Recent (Oct 2025); cross-platform, DM for EU ties.@SBetschingerUnternehmer, Journalist, Diplom Volkswirt. Herausgeber aktien Magazin.GermanyEU regs killing IT SMEs like Bechtle (SIC 62020).360 likes; media reach, high DM response potential.@betweenall28217STEM, former academic, Gay not queer.EUEU regs hurting SMEs/startups in innovation (NACE 62.02).Low engagement; niche posts, engage via replies.@gncorpBusiness consulting for disabled entrepreneurs.Australia (EU pivot)Gov procurements ignoring micro/SMEs (SIC 70229).Repeated posts; outreach via #auspol for global victims.@neidermyer_rAverage guy, former radio host. Per Grok “Insightful…”.US/EUSmall software firm owner hit by consultant class in gov RFPs (NACE 62.01).222 likes; personal story, DM viable. Radar inactive; activate via Premium+ subscription for Radar monitoring (x.ai/radar-setup). Use for live posts on “EU tender exclusion SMEs”. Refinements: 1. Add NACE filter: “(NACE 62 OR SIC 62020) EU procurement harm” in keyword search. 2. Semantic: “excluded from SRB/EEA tenders ICT SMEs since:2023”. 3. User search: “SME owner EU finance consultant”. ===========================