Controlling the use of an asset

In a recent article for New Law Journal, Hausfeld Senior Associate Edward Nyman considers the Competition Appeal Tribunal’s latest ruling on the availability of “user damages” in competition law claims.

The decision, which arises from collective proceedings against Meta, addresses the circumstances in which alternative approaches to damages may be considered and the Tribunal’s approach at an interlocutory stage. The issues explored will be of interest to practitioners involved in competition litigation, particularly in cases engaging data, market power and novel theories of harm.

This article was originally published in New Law Journal, edition of 30 January 2026.