Well-known for expertise in handling competition claims, Brick Court Chambers‘ members acted in various recent high-profile proceedings, including the trucks litigation, Merricks v Mastercard, Kent v Apple, and Alex Neill Class Representative Ltd v Sony. Marie Demetriou KC is instructed by NYK in McLaren v MOL, NYK and others, proceedings under section 47B of the Competition Act 1998, discussing the question of whether defendants can communicate with class members and the nature of the Tribunal’s role at the certification stage. Helen Davies KC remains instructed by Daimler in emissions litigation, whereas Tony Singla KC is defending Serco in group shareholder litigation brought under section 90 FSMA based on allegedly misleading information published to investors. Jennifer MacLeod appears unled for the CMA in an intervention into the first collective proceedings trial in the Competition Appeal Tribunal regarding a class of millions of consumers alleging overcharging for telephone services.
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