I agree, a very American view. Nobody but the national regulatory instance of each country can sue, and they are in general not very happy on legal procedures.

I agree, a very American view. Nobody but the national regulatory instance of each country can sue, and they are in general not very happy on legal procedures. In practice, a common Euro-pattern is this: First, a sternly worded private letter is sent to the target company. If that doesn't help, a public statement is made. After that, basic legal procedures for a small amount. The amount gets larger when the abuse is more flagrant and previous messages did not help. When the target company seems to co-operate reasonably well, no legal procedures are even started.