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VICTIM.gform   >> victim.form.edit     gform.victims.responses >> use the gform.app

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• • • • • If multiple economic losses are reported, the company is likely a victim of competition law violations.
        • If negative externalities (spillover costs) are reported, the company may be entitled to additional compensation beyond financial losses.
        • If revenue loss is high (£500,000+), the company is likely eligible for a damages claim.
        • If contracts contain arbitration or waiver clauses, legal options may be restricted and require further reviewyour Google Sheet (where responses are stored), click Extensions > Apps Script. >> Set up damage calculation automation:  Open the linked Google Sheet>> Google Apps Script to auto-calculate damages (I can guide you through it)>> Click Run > calculateDamages to test the function manually. Check your Google Sheet – the damage estimates should now appear in the last column. Check your email inbox – the script should send an automatic email with the estimated damages.
          Deploy >>  -Deployment ID =  AKfycbzI7ZXQxvRPTmhhcJfbC2TrPpNct_Dmb1-KqolffYdTI918UtURPQgWYQ7GNKjPhQne
          -Web app URL =  https://script.google.com/macros/s/AKfycbzI7ZXQxvRPTmhhcJfbC2TrPpNct_Dmb1-KqolffYdTI918UtURPQgWYQ7GNKjPhQne/exec

          Set Up Automatic Trigger, To ensure calculations run automatically when new responses arrive:
          1. In Google Apps Script, click Triggers (⏰ icon on the left).>> Click + Add Trigger>> Choose:
             • Function to Run: calculateDamages
             • Event Source: From Spreadsheet
             • Event Type: On Form Submit
          2. Click Save.

          🚀 Now, every time a CEO submits the form, the damages are auto-calculated and emailed!

• Publishing articles, whitepapers, or reports on issues affecting specific industries (e.g., competition law violations, market abuse, cartel damages).Contributing expert opinions in media outlets and industry publications.
• Leveraging LinkedIn & professional networks to post case studies, discussions, and legal insights.
• Engage with trade associations, consumer groups, or NGOs that represent potential victims.

• Collaborate with regulatory bodies or advocacy groups that identify victims but cannot represent them legally.
• Form alliances with litigation funders, accountants, or economists who specialize in damage quantification.
• Work with business advisory firms who are in a position to recommend COCOO’s expertise when needed.
• Create an “Am I a Victim?” self-assessment tool on its website, where companies can check if they might be entitled to damages and the estimate  >>   tort claim COLLECTIVE.CLASS
• Launch an anonymous tip-off hotline for whistleblowers or competitors harmed by anticompetitive practices.
• Use surveys and market studies to gather information on unfair practices and invite affected companies to participate
• networking events that attract decision-makers, in-house counsel, and businesses that may need legal services. This could include:Annual summits on competition law enforcement    Mediation and dispute resolution training workshops    Invitations to expert roundtable discussions on policy reform, industry practices, or litigation strategies

• 6. Client Education & Case Studies: Publishing case studies of previous enforcement actions, successful mediation cases, or damages assessments (with anonymized data where needed) helps illustrate COCOO’s capabilities. Create a “Success Stories” section on COCOO’s website. Write legal guides explaining the damages process. Host an FAQ page answering key questions about litigation and arbitration. 👉 Outcome: Potential clients see COCOO’s track record and approach first.

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  7. Soft Introductions via Existing Clients: Encourage satisfied clients to refer others (without offering monetary incentives, as that may breach ethical rules). Use testimonials and endorsements where clients willingly share their experience with COCOO. Ask existing clients to introduce COCOO in industry discussions or meetings. 👉 Outcome: A warm introduction by a trusted contact is not unsolicited.

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  8. Industry-Specific Reports and Analysis: Many legal firms and CSOS (ex cocoo ltd), publish annual or industry-specific competition law reports that highlight key cases, damages trends, and enforcement risks. These reports can be sent to industry leaders, businesses, and regulators without offering specific services >> A follow-up conversation can be structured as a “knowledge-sharing opportunity” rather than a sales pitch. 👉 Outcome: By engaging COCOO for insights, victims make the first move.