85In that regard, it should be noted that, admittedly, in view of the specific features of competition law cases and, more specifically, the fact, recalled in paragraph 74 of the present judgment, that the bringing of actions for damages for an infringement of that law requires, in principle, a complex factual and economic analysis, the existence, in national law, of mechanisms enabling individual claims to be grouped together is likely to facilitate the exercise of the right to compensation by the injured persons. In particular, such mechanisms may facilitate the bringing of stand-alone actions for damages, in support of which there is no final finding of an infringement by a competition authority.
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