The burden and the standard of proof required of companies in antitrust cases are often misunderstood and practitioners should focus debate on the latter, a… Read More
A proposed ex-ante tool for monitoring digital markets which would allow competition regulators to impose remedies absent an infringement is based in part on the… Read More
A Spanish second-instance court has decided to file a request for preliminary ruling before the European Court of Justice (ECJ) regarding subsidiaries’ liability in infringements… Read More
Two Spanish commercial courts have recently granted damages to claimants seeking redress for a European truck cartel, but have reached new conclusions concerning the due… Read More
China’s State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) is likely to witness a change in antitrust unit leadership in the near future as a… Read More
A chain of cases before German courts over the next few months are set to steer how licensing for connected cars in the… Read More
The validity of assigned damages claims to a litigation vehicle and of the underlying action came under the spotlight as one of Germany’s largest follow-on… Read More
Israel’s Supreme Court will consider whether a class action for damages following a European Commission (EC) cartel decision has standing in Israel after a district… Read More
Executives from a local Chinese manufacturer of active pharmaceutical ingredients (API) in Shandong Province are facing criminal charges for obstructing an antitrust investigation, three sources… Read More
The European Commission (EC) can split large technology companies but seeks the path of a fine balance between enforcing competition law and protecting business opportunities… Read More