Matthew Tweddell
Trainee Solicitor · LondonOutside role
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- Trainee Solicitor, Geradin Partners · since Sep 2023GP website
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- Guest Lecturer in Competition Law, UCL Faculty of Laws · Academic · since 2024LinkedIn
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Last 24 months · 3
13 Oct 2026
Blog postSomething for nothing: user damages and abuse of dominance in digital marketsThe dominant digital services that structure much of our daily lives do not charge consumers for access. Search engines, social networks, maps, email: all are offered for nothing … yet they are anything but free. It has become a commonplace that we pay in another currency, with our data, our attention and our…
Source: Byline on The Platform Law Blog
15 Jul 2026
Blog postNon-party access to court documents in the CAT and the High CourtFor non-parties contemplating competition litigation, access to court documents from earlier proceedings can be an effective tool in the litigation armoury. A claim form or defence may give insights into a future case concerning similar conduct; a witness statement can provide factual detail that might otherwise take…
30 Jul 2025
Blog postFast but fair? interim injunctions and the fast-track procedure in the Competition Appeal TribunalFor claimants in competition cases, timing can be everything. Access to a key supplier, data feed, or distribution channel can make or break a business-especially for smaller players going up against incumbents. In the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT), two mechanisms are particularly relevant when urgent…
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13 Jun 2025
Academic paperAlternative Remedies for Breach of Competition Law: A Case for Restitution for WrongsAuthorJournal of Competition Law & EconomicsWhy it is not confirmed: Same name in OpenAlex and a subject in the firm's field, but no shared affiliation or GP co-author