LEX‑PORT has been ranked “Excellent” in the Follow‑on – Economic Law & European Affairs category of the 2026 Décideurs | Leaders League guide, which each year highlights the leading legal practices in France. This category distinguishes firms involved in follow‑on damages actions, initiated following decisions issued by competition authorities.

This ranking recognizes our expertise in competition law, a field in which LEX‑PORT has long assisted French and international companies facing major economic challenges.

🔎 Confirmed expertise in follow‑on actions and antitrust litigation

Follow‑on actions consist of initiating damages claims after a national or European competition authority has sanctioned an anticompetitive practice. These actions enable victim companies to seek compensation for their economic loss.

LEX‑PORT regularly acts in such litigation, including in large‑scale cases such as the Trucks Cartel, one of the most significant damages actions in Europe in recent years. Our role includes:

• legal and economic assessment of the harm,

• litigation strategy,

• coordination with economists,

• representation of clients before French courts.

Our “Excellent” ranking reflects the technical mastery and rigor required to effectively support companies involved in these complex proceedings.

⚖️ A recognition of our strategic approach and our clients’ trust

This distinction highlights the firm’s ability to offer strategic, structured, and results‑oriented support. It also underscores:

• our in‑depth understanding of damages litigation mechanisms,

• our thorough knowledge of competition authority decisions,

• our experience handling cases involving major financial and reputational risks,

• our unwavering commitment to defending our clients’ interests.

LEX‑PORT warmly thanks its clients and partners for their trust, as well as its entire team for their expertise and professionalism.

Source: https://www.leadersleague.com/fr/classements/droit-economique-and-affaires-europeennes-follow-on-cabinet-d-avocats-france-2026