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Recognizing the Legal Privilege of In-House Counsel
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How The Belgacom Ruling Will Impact Attorney Privilege In EU
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EU Accession to the ECHR: Bringing About an Aggiornamento for EU Case Law? Overview of ECHR and EU Case Law
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You Made a Pledge, Then Keep Your Promise: Article 9 Commitments Decisions in European Antitrust Law
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English Court of Appeal requires French defendants to comply with disclosure orders despite the French "blocking statute"
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State Action Exemption Narrowed by Fourth Circuit Ruling
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Federal Appeals Court Reaffirms Flexible Legal Standard for Restraints in Competitor Collaborations
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Another Record-Breaking Year In Antitrust Criminal Enforcement
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Re thinking the de minimis rules
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REPs Not SEPs: A Reasonable and Non- Discriminatory Approach to Licensing Commitments
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Patent Settlements as an endangered species: DG Comp’s latest Monitoring Exercise on Patent Settlements in Europe
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Combating Cartels in Developing Countries: Implementation Challenges on the Ground
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Contracts that Reference Rivals
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How Much Is Too Much? A Call For Global Principles To Guide to the Punishment Of International Cartels
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Selected Issues Raised by Recent Cartel Fines Decisions
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European Commission market tests Google commitments in relation to online search and search advertising
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Giving teeth to the General Court’s unlimited jurisdiction to review competition law fines: Advocate General Wathelet’s Opinion in Telefónica
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The EFIM-case: no dominant position of printer manufacturers on ink cartridge aftermarket
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Thoughts On Google’s FTC Settlement
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Eaton Case Could Allow Supreme Court To Refine Standards in Monopolization Cases
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European Commission Fines Microsoft €561 Million for Breach of Commitments
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Dominance in the telecommunications sector: An overview of EU and national case law
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Time to Bid Farewell to the Failing Firm Defense? Some Thoughts in the Wake of Nynas/Shell and Olympic/Aegean
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Time to End the EU’s Needless Review of Extraterritorial Joint Ventures
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European Commission Proposes Significant Changes to the EU Merger Regulation
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FTC Agrees to "Unusual" Remedy in Georgia Hospital Merger
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Hot Documents and Antitrust Enforcement: How to Avoid Digging Your Own Grave
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Guidelines of the Federal Antimonopoly Service
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Mergers and bargaining power: back to the future? Insights from the Universal/EMI merger
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RPM under EU Competition Law: Some Considerations from a Business and Economic Perspective
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Assessing the Durbin Amendment’s Debit Card Interchange Fee Cap: An Application of the “Tourist Test” to US Retailer Data
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The health insurance exchange landscape
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Trade is Good for Competition, but Competition is Great for Trade
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UK Government opts in to Class Actions
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The Class Action Chronicle
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The Damages Lie in the Details: Why the Proposed Directive Fails in Harmonizing Incentives to Sue Across the European Union
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Preserving the Class Action Fairness Act – Supreme Court’s Standard Fire decision
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European Commission adopts a package on private damages actions in antitrust cases
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Class action business as usual after SCC decisions
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Now the Commission Wants Compensation Too…The Commission as Private Damages Claimant and Its Implications
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Intellectual Property: The latest trends in antitrust law
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The Emerging Risks of Unauthorized IP in Your Supply Chain and How You Should Respond
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Seeing the Forest Through the SEPs
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Drug Patents at the Supreme Court
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Do Your Suppliers Use Unauthorized IP?
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Murphy, round 2: does exclusive territorial licensing of pay-TV breach EU competition law?
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Fast-forward for FRAND Disputes in Europe
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Resale Price Maintenance in China – an increasingly economic question
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Glencore’s Long March to Take Over Xstrata
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A Five Year Review of Merger Enforcement in China
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Private Antitrust Litigation in China - The Burden of Proof and its Challenges
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Trade Associations and Private Antitrust Litigation in China
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Chinese Court’s Roadmap on Vertical Monopoly Analysis: Some Comments on the Final Judgment on Rainbow vs. Johnson & Johnson Case
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Hong Kong Competition Ordinance – An Overview
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Cartel Enforcement in India: Standard and Burden of Proof
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Merger Remedies with Chinese Characteristics
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New Precedents Find Resale Price Maintenance Unacceptable under Chinese Anti-Monopoly Law
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