Margaret Sanderson

Vice President, Global Practice Leader of Antitrust and Competition Economics

Margaret F. Sanderson has in-depth experience analyzing the economic issues inherent in a wide range of mergers, antitrust/competition, class certification, damages, finance, energy, and telecommunications projects.

She has consulted to legal counsel, governments, and private-sector clients in a diverse range of industries.

Ms. Sanderson has testified before Canadian courts and regulatory authorities and the US Federal Trade Commission. Prior to joining CRA, she headed the Economics unit at the Competition Bureau, where she directed the economic expertise applied within the Bureau to enforcement cases, enforcement policy, and regulatory interventions. Ms. Sanderson has published various articles on mergers and antitrust/competition policy and taught courses on antitrust/competition economics.

Selected engagements

  • 01
    CRA experts opine on rail freight rates in Canadian shipper-railway disputes
    Final Offer Arbitration proceedings are confidential disputes between railways and shippers over the rates or conditions of service provided by railways to...
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  • 02
    Margaret Sanderson testifies for Parrish & Heimbecker in its merger win before the Canadian Competition Tribunal
    CRA expert and Global Antitrust & Competition Practice Leader, Margaret Sanderson, testified on behalf of Parrish & Heimbecker (P&H) before the Canadian...
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  • 03
    CRA expert advises on Canadian Class I freight railway dispute
    A CRA team assisted a Class I freight railway in a confidential arbitration held in Canada with another Class I freight railway. CRA evaluated the traffic...
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