The harm is real. It is measurable. And case after case, it has already happened with billions extracted each year through cartels, abuse of dominance, and corporations that leave their customers no alternative. What has been missing was never the law; it was the system to find the harm in time.
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I have spent a career bringing these claims and litigating them through my work as Global Director for an international plaintifff's firm, co-founding and serving as co-Managing Director of a UK firm, serving as founding director of several Stichtings (Consumer Foudnations) in the EU and arranging a captive litigation fund. I kept hitting the same wall. Regulators have only so much bandwidth, so most violations are never detected at all; the ones that are surface too late, cost £500K–£1M to develop, and are often won by whoever got there first.
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Without origination, nothing moves: firms lack the early detection, funders lack a developed case, claimants lack an advocate. The money stays where it never belonged.
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I built LexIntel to close that gap and to detect violations 6 to 12 months before the market knows, so that when a case succeeds, the money goes back to the people it was taken from.