Niall Hearty outlines why Leicester City FC was fined £880,000 by the CMA
LexisNexis asked Niall Hearty for his assessment of why the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) fined Leicester City FC £880,000.

By Niall Hearty 28 July 2023
Allegations of anti-competitive behaviour can lead to prosecution or highly-damaging civil action. Those accused need advice from those with in-depth knowledge of the relevant law and the enforcement agencies involved.
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LexisNexis asked Niall Hearty for his assessment of why the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) fined Leicester City FC £880,000.
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