Spring 2010, Volume 5, Number 2
In this issue: This issue, with the help of guest editor Ruchit Patel, we’re looking at what topics are creating a buzz in one competitive arena, namely the United Kingdom.…
Brian Kennelly, May 28, 2010 This article examines the judgment of Aikens J in Provimi Ltd and ors v Aventis Animal Nutrition SA and ors, which opened the door to…
Renato Nazzini, May 28, 2010 The United Kingdom has been at the forefront of developments of private enforcement of competition law. However, as I discussed in a previous article co-authored…
Andrea Lofaro, Jan Peter van der Veer, May 28, 2010 When assessing the damage incurred by customers of a cartel, it may (depending on the applicable legal framework) be relevant…
Ruchit Patel, Romano Subiotto, May 28, 2010 This paper examines the application of the deliberate concealment doctrine (as contained in the UK Limitation Act 1980) to damages claims based on…
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