Ranking tables
Competition Law: Private Enforcement: Claimant | UK
London (Firms)
Rankings overview for Departments
Eminent Practitioners
Band 1
Band 2
Band 3
- Anna Morfey Ashurst7 Years Ranked
- Ben Lasserson Mishcon de Reya LLP4 Years Ranked
- Elaine Whiteford Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP8 Years Ranked
- Genevieve Quierin Stephenson Harwood LLP4 Years Ranked
- Inge Forster Stewarts1 Years Ranked
- Jane Wessel Arnold & Porter1 Years Ranked
- Luke Streatfeild Hausfeld & Co LLP1 Years Ranked
- Nicola Chesaites Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP3 Years Ranked
- Richard Pike Fieldfisher14 Years Ranked
- Kate VernonQuinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP
All Departments profiles
Band 1
1 Hausfeld & Co LLPCompetition Law: Private Enforcement: Claimant2025 | Band 1 | 11 Years RankedHausfeld & Co has represented claimants in a number of the most significant and high-profile damages actions before the CAT. The law firm is a popular choice for class representatives seeking a team to advise on damages claims arising from investigations carried out by the UK and EU authorities into possible abuses of dominance or cartels. Additionally, it works alongside the firm's offices in Germany and the Netherlands to act on multi-jurisdictional claims. The department has notable experience representing clients in cases in the transport, financial services and technology sectors.
Band 2
2 Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner LLPCompetition Law: Private Enforcement: Claimant2025 | Band 2 | 8 Years RankedBryan Cave Leighton Paisner has a notable contentious competition law practice, offering notable experience in stand-alone and follow-on damages actions, representing both the defendants and claimants in high-profile cases. The law firm also acts for clients in investigations into possible breaches of competition law conducted by UK regulators. In addition, the team assists with FDI filings and merger control notifications.2 Mishcon de Reya LLPCompetition Law: Private Enforcement: Claimant2025 | Band 2 | 10 Years RankedMishcon de Reya has an established presence in contentious competition work with experience handling significant cartel and abuse of dominance damages claims. The law firm attracts particular attention for work on behalf of major retailers seeking to benefit from EC decisions. It assists clients from the technology and gambling industries, in addition to acting for class representatives in opt-out collective proceedings.2 StewartsCompetition Law: Private Enforcement: Claimant2025 | Band 2 | 11 Years RankedStewarts offers a dedicated competition litigation team able to handle high-value proceedings on behalf of domestic and multinational clients from the technology, energy and retail industries. It often assists clients with follow-on damages claims arising from European Commission investigations into possible cartels, as well as acting for clients on collective actions and opt-out class actions.2 Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLPCompetition Law: Private Enforcement: Claimant2025 | Band 2 | 3 Years RankedWillkie Farr & Gallagher has a prominent team in competition litigation, with experience representing both claimants and defendants in high-profile follow-on damages actions and collective proceedings. The law firm also represents clients in CMA investigations into possible anti-competitive conduct and advises on merger clearance reviews, including phase II investigations. The team further assists clients with competition law compliance.
Band 3
3 Scott+Scott UK LLPCompetition Law: Private Enforcement: Claimant2025 | Band 3 | 1 Years RankedScott+Scott acts for claimants in relation to class action and opt-out antitrust litigation cases, often relating to manipulation and abuses of dominance in the financial and technology markets.- Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLPCompetition Law: Private Enforcement: Claimant2025 | Band 3