No business is immune from the possibility of things going wrong. Encouraging workers to speak up about suspicions they have can assist a business in tackling potential malpractice or wrongdoing promptly and mitigate consequential risks.
In a recent judgment handed down in Genius Sports Technologies Ltd and others v Soft Construct (Malta) Ltd and others [2022] EWHC 2637 (Ch), Mr Justice Marcus Smith concluded that a radical departure from the “standard” disclosure process was needed in this competition claim. Motivated by concerns that relevant documents would be missed through standard
Limitation can be a key area of contention in follow-on claims for competition damages. While English law ordinarily provides for a six-year period to bring these claims, the law recognises that cartels deliberately conceal their infringements, leaving the victims unaware that they have wrongfully suffered loss until a much later date. As such, the law
