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US: Class Actions: How Arbitration Clauses Are Reshaping the Landscape

Gabriele Bortolotti September 27, 2022 No Comments

Arbitration clauses limit consumers' ability to pursue collective actions.

FedEx and UPS Under Fire: Delivery Duopoly Examined

Emily Hatchett July 14, 2022 No Comments

FedEx and UPS general rate increases: Collusion or conscious parallelism? Fideres investigates competition issues in the United States courier market.

Option Damages in US Security Fraud Allegations

Robert Chang June 28, 2022 No Comments

Fideres discusses the importance of implied volatility in securities litigation involving options.

Paying for Knowledge: The Rising Cost of Academic Journals

Chris Pike April 28, 2022 No Comments

Fideres investigates competition issues in academic journal markets.

Cartel Damages: When Statistical Averages Are Not Enough

Max Theiler November 16, 2021 No Comments

Can courts rely on benchmark figures for cartel overcharges?

bank note rolled up in the bar of a lock.

The Loyalty Penalty: Are Consumers Being Punished for Staying?

Chris Pike September 24, 2021 No Comments

Defining markets for loyal customers.

Was the UK Vaccine Rollout Fair? A Closer Look at Access and Equity

Ellie House August 24, 2021 No Comments

No - It was the picture of fairness.

An Epic Ruling With Long-Term Implications

Chris Pike August 16, 2021 No Comments

Economic review of the Epic v. Apple landmark case.

Father Christmas pointing at the naughty list.

Pandemic Profiteering? Scrutinizing COVID Travel Tests

Chris Pike August 13, 2021 No Comments

Who's been naughty and nice in 2021?

Covid travel test held in a the hand of someone wearing a latex glove.

Pandemic Profiteering? Scrutinizing COVID Travel Tests

Paul Vella July 31, 2021 No Comments

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