Updates

There is no such thing as a “simple” competition claim – particularly those not preceded by a regulatory investigation (colloquially referred to as “standalone” cases).  The need to establish economic harm in addition to the legal...

The decision provides clear guidance for brand owners, particularly regarding how far they can control the sales practices of retail partners without infringing competition law. The Tribunal’s findings emphasized that the selective distribution model employed...

Stephen conceived, set up and has administered the Competition Law Pro Bono Scheme since 2006 as an “access to justice” response to the scarcity of trained and experienced competition lawyers in the country overall and,...

The planned introduction of the UK's Digital Markets, Competition & Consumers Bill marks a significant stride towards reshaping the competitive landscape, particularly in the digital sector. This legislation, poised to bring comprehensive changes, aims to...

TupperS Law is thrilled to announce the addition of two distinguished professionals, Mark Wagh and Nathan Wilkins, to our esteemed team of competition lawyers. Mark and Nathan bring a wealth of experience and expertise in...

CMA reduces fine in alleged bid-rigging case The Background Squibb, a player in the UK’s demolition and asbestos removal industry, found itself under the microscope alongside nine other companies in a major probe by the...

Legal advice shouldn't be limited to those who can afford it, and while big companies are able to draw on big resources, those in SMEs can find themselves squeezed out of the market. TupperS Law,...

We are thrilled to announce that TupperS Law has won the prestigious Competition Team of the Year award. We were up against firms such as Allen & Overy, Ashurst, Eversheds Sutherland, Slaughter and May, Sullivan...