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Legal arbitrage in the Competition Appeal Tribunal: consumer claims as competition collective proceedings

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Emerging trends highlight the rise of quasi-consumer claims within collective proceedings frameworks.
Procedural advantages unique to competition law attract claimants to frame consumer-related harms differently.
The analysis examines intersections and differences between competition law and consumer law, particularly in fairness contexts.
Quasi-consumer cases may influence interpretations of competition on the merits under the Competition Act 1998.

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This article reveals trends in collective proceedings in the UK, showing how competition law frames consumer claims.

R. J. O’Brien (2025) studied this question.

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