Competition Litigation: Economics in Practice

06/06/18

On 6th June 2018, Brick Court co-hosted a seminar with FTI Consulting and Compass Lexecon, which brought together thought leaders in the competition community to share the latest economic practices in competition litigation using real-life examples from the court room.

Panel one: Efficiencies: Interchange fees and Application of Article 101   
How to navigate the lines between law, facts and economics; how to deal with the standard of proof; and how we can make the complex comprehensible, in the context of litigation. 

Chair: Fergus Randolph QC (Brick Court Chambers). 
Panel members: Neil Dryden (Compass Lexecon), David Bailey (Brick Court Chambers).

Panel two: Competition Damages 
What we can learn from recent damages cases; what the courts expect a well-prepared damages case should look like; and tricks of deception used in damages cases and how to spot them. 

Chair: Thilo Klein (Compass Lexecon). 
Panel members: Marie Demetriou QC (Brick Court Chambers), Greg Harman and Meloria Meschi of FTI Consulting.