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Judgments concerning follow-on cartel damages cases are few and far between. Practitioners in the field therefore have limited case law to draw on to understand the standards of evidence when it comes to important economic issues such as the assessment of overcharge and pass-on.

As part of London International Disputes Week, Frontier Economics and Slaughter and May hosted a panel discussion on the next wave of AI disputes. The panel was chaired by Ross Francis-Pike, Disputes and Investigations Partner at Slaughter and May, and brought together Rebecca Keating, Barrister at 4 Pump Court, David Dorrell, Head of Data Science at Frontier Economics, and Laura Houston, Technology, Digital, Data and IP Partner at Slaughter and May.

"Hey Siri, does the Digital Markets Act now apply to you?" The use of virtual assistants, such as Apple’s Siri and Amazon’s Alexa, is starting to gather momentum, but at the same time they are coming under greater scrutiny.

A note by Phil Burns

Regulators are grappling with the competitive effects of growing business ecosystems