You’ve been sued for alleged antitrust violations on both sides of the pond… Now what?

Multinational organizations increasingly face the prospect of complex, cross-border antitrust private damages litigation. This masterclass is a live case study of a fictitious case, drawn from numerous real-world analogues, with a particular focus on the US and UK. Participants will gain practical insights into how best to navigate the unique challenges and opportunities presented by such litigation.

The masterclass will highlight best practices for minimizing risk, managing costs, and protecting corporate reputation throughout the litigation lifecycle. The case study will address the practical and strategic considerations essential for effective case management, such as jurisdictional issues, coordination of parallel proceedings, and the management of cross-border evidence, reflecting on the key differences and similarities in approach in the US and UK. It will equip in-house counsel with the tools to anticipate challenges, develop robust defense strategies, and collaborate effectively with external advisers.

Attendees will also gain insight into recent legal developments on both sides of the ocean, including the expansion of collective actions in the UK’s Competition Appeal Tribunal and the evolving breadth of civil antitrust litigation in the US.

Whether your organization is facing potential claims or seeking to strengthen its compliance posture, this session offers essential guidance for navigating the complexities of global antitrust private litigation.

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