Price Fixing & Competition Law

One of the fundamental underpinnings of our economy is that competition among businesses is beneficial for society. It drives efficiency and innovation and results in consumers and businesses receiving better products at a lower price. Conversely, when companies reach agreements not to compete but instead act together to raise prices, reduce supply or allocate markets and customers, consumers are harmed by having to pay higher prices for inferior goods.

Because the increase in price paid by each individual consumer is usually not large enough to justify hiring lawyers and retaining experts to prove the conspiracy, without a class action these companies would be able to get away with charging unjustifiably inflated prices. Our lawyers at KND use class actions to bring consumers together and recoup the losses suffered by them as a result of price-fixing agreements and other anti-competitive behaviour engaged in by large companies.

Active Class Actions

The Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD)

Ontario Superior Court of Justice

August 02, 2024

SSR Mining Canadian Shareholder Class Action

Supreme Court of British Columbia

April 23, 2024

23andMe Canadian Data Breach Class Action

Supreme Court of British Columbia

October 20, 2023

Canopy Growth Corporation

Ontario Superior Court of Justice

June 27, 2023

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