Alex Bagley is a journalist who writes for MELANIE KREBS PILOTTI, focusing on legal and regulatory issues in various industries. With a keen interest in antitrust and competition law, Alex covers investigations, settlements, and developments in the field, providing insights into the impact on businesses and consumers.
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Alex's articles primarily cover legal policy, regulation, and government announcements related to finance, economy, business & industry. The topics covered include legal reforms, antitrust investigations, competition law, mergers and acquisitions. He is likely to be interested in insights from legal experts or professionals with expertise in regulatory compliance and antitrust laws for inclusion in his pieces.
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By: Alex Bagley
Volvo and Renault have pushed back against a “strikingly one-sided” methodology advanced by claimants to calculate overcharge in the Trucks litigation.
By: Alex Bagley, Jorge Elizaquibel
An alleged breach of consumer protection law is a “clue” that three train operators abused their dominant position by overcharging rail passengers for certain tickets, a class representative has argued.
By: Alex Bagley
Three train companies have claimed their alleged failure to sufficiently publicise cheaper ticket choices was the result of UK public policy objectives, and accused a class representative of “tactically” creating an “evidential vacuum” in his mass lawsuit.
By: Alex Bagley
The European Commission still needs to build up sufficient trust with some agencies in other jurisdictions if it is to collaborate with them in cross-border cartel investigations, an EU official has said.
By: Alex Bagley, Matthew Boswell
Companies punished for bid rigging may soon be allowed to compete for government contracts earlier as part of a move designed to bolster the Canadian Competition Bureau’s leniency regime.
By: Alex Bagley, Maria Jaspers
The European Commission is training its “non-competition colleagues” to spot potential leads in competition cases and has already seen promising results, its cartel chief has said.
By: Alex Bagley
The European Commission needs to assess whether platforms that incorporate artificial intelligence models into their wider ecosystems should be policed under the Digital Markets Act, France’s Competition Authority has said.
Stellantis has urged the UK’s Competition Appeal Tribunal to order car safety equipment manufacturer Autoliv to hand over more than 20,000 documents used by the US Department of Justice in its car part cartel investigation.
By: Alex Bagley, Tony Baggett
Lawyers at the forefront of the UK’s collective action regime have said that “lines are blurring” between competition and consumer law cases, with some calling on a new UK government to reintroduce plans for an opt out consumer protection regime.
By: Alex Bagley, Ralf Liebhold
The Portuguese Competition Authority has issued its first merger prohibition in four years, scuppering Vodafone’s €150 million purchase of MasMovil subsidiary Nowo.
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