Infringement of collective consumer interests

Area of expertise

Infringing collective consumer interests by misleading and unfair market practices or by misselling may have serious consequences. The President of the Office of Competition and Consumer Protection (“UOKiK”) is authorized to issue a decision finding that a company has engaged in such conduct, and ordering it to remove the infringement effects and pay a fine of up to 10% of its previous year’s turnover.

Experience

Hansberry Tomkiel offers:

representation during UOKiK’s investigations of possible violations of collective consumer interests,
legal opinions,
workshops and trainings that are tailored to a client’s need and business, and
assessments (audits) of a client’s business practices for compliance with the applicable law.

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