Derek Ridyard is an economist specialising in competition law and regulation. Since 2018 he has been a Member of the Competition Appeal Tribunal in London, where he has sat on a variety of cases including private damages actions (Royal Mail v DAF Trucks), appeals against CMA decisions (Lexon, Cérélia) and collective actions (Gutmann v Apple, Gormsen v Meta, le Patourel v BT, Neil v Sony).Prior to his appointment to the CAT, he spent some30years working in private practice as an expert on the economics of competition law, initially at NERA and then as one of the founders of RBB Economics.
Derek has published numerous articles on subjects including the economics of merger control, vertical restraints, exclusive dealing, dominant firm pricing and intellectual property.
The Global Class Actions and Mass Torts Conference is a prestigious international event that focuses on the concept of collective redress, which refers to legal mechanisms that allow a large group of individuals who have suffered similar harm or injury to pursue their claims together as a single entity.
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