Do you need competition law advice?
First published by Author on September 16, 2018 in the following categories: Compensation Claims Investigations and tagged with Compensation
If you need competition law advice if you think a breach has taken place and the breach has affected you, our Competition Lawyers can help.
Whether you’re an individual who feels you’re on the wrong end of a competition breach, a business owner whose supply chain needs investigating, or a whistle-blower at an organisation where a breaches are happening, we may be able to help you.
With fines from the UK’s competition watchdog, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), potentially running into the million of pounds, and compensation claims for victims of competition breaches, organisations cannot afford to breach the law; let alone the fact they ought to be acting with the best interests of the consumer in mind anyway.
Competition law advice today
If you need competition law advice today, you can speak to one of our lawyers on 0800 634 75 75 or make an enquiry using the form on this site.
If we think a breach has taken place, we may be able to represent you or your business and make a claim for compensation for any financial loss caused by the breach.
Any form of market abuse or price fixing can lead to business in the supply chain and consumers paying more than they ought to. If competition is being stifled by certain players in the market, the cost of their behaviour should not be picked up by the consumer or other organisations in the market; whether it’s a supply chain matter or hampering of the competitors themselves.
Speak to our lawyers for competition law advice
The options you have to speak to our lawyers for competition law advice are simple.
We’re normally open from 9am in the morning until 10pm on most weekdays, and 9am to 5pm on weekends. We can often advise you straight away if we think we can further investigate an issue you bring to us, although if it’s a matter that has already seen a ruling by the CMA, we may be able to act for you right away if a breach has been found.
Any advice we offer is on a free and a no-obligation basis. Feel free to get in touch for competition law advice today.