While outwardly its successes have been less extensive than some anticipated, the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) has in fact achieved much in its first decade, notwithstanding it has faced procedural, institutional and market-wide headwinds. Those headwinds will continue to shape the next phase of the CAT’s development and what that will look like.
In this article, written for Competition Law Insight, Group Actions and Competition Partner, Adam Polonsky and Associate, Phoebe Love, consider what the CAT has achieved, where the pressure points lie and the reforms that would strengthen the system.
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