Competition law often involves high-stakes litigation. Decisions by the Competition and Markets Authority can have a seismic impact on corporations and the individuals affected by their anti-competitive practices.
But competition law itself is based on clear fundamentals dating back to the 17th century. In this seminar, Jonathan Miller outlines the principles of competition law, including its origins, how UK legislation interacts with European law, class action procedures, and the remedies available to successful parties.
Watch the seminar here.
