Italia: Gobierno implementa directriz para compensar daños por faltas a la competencia
El gobierno de Italia ha adoptado un decreto para implementar las directrices de la Unión Europea que han implementado la compensación de daños en casos de competencia. Estas leyes buscan facilitar a las víctimas de violaciones a las leyes de competencia la búsqueda de compensaciones, llamado comúnmente “implementación privada” o “Private Enforcement.”
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