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Summer 2013, Volume 8 Number 1

AUG-13(1)
 |  Dec 22, 2015

In June, the EC published a draft proposal intended to both increase private antitrust enforcement, esp. damages actions, as well as improve conformity in national courts. As our guest editor…

The European Commission’s Package on Private Enforcement in Competition Cases: Introduction to a CPI Antitrust Chronicle
 |  Aug 14, 2013

Andreas Reindl, Aug 12, 2013 Finally—it has arrived. After roughly a decade of intense and sometimes contentious policy debate, reflection, studies, and consultations on private actions for damages in competition…

Two Concerns Regarding the European Draft Directive On Antitrust Damage Actions
 |  Aug 14, 2013

Jeroen Kortmann, Rein Wesseling, Aug 12, 2013 On June 11, 2013, the European Commission published its proposal for a directive on antitrust damage actions in the European Union (the “Draft…

The Proposal for a Directive on Antitrust Damages Actions: The European Commission Sets the Stage for Private Enforcement in the European Union
 |  Aug 12, 2013

Daniele Calisti, Luke Haasbeek, Aug 12, 2013 On June 11, 2013, the Commission adopted a proposal for a Directive on Antitrust Damages Actions, as well as a Commission Communication and a Practical…

Disclosure of Leniency Documents in the United Kingdom: Is the Draft Directive Creating Barriers?
 |  Aug 12, 2013

Sebastian Peyer, Aug 12, 2013 The European Commission has recently proposed a Directive on rules governing actions for damages for the infringement of competition law (“draft Directive”). The proposal seeks to…

The Damages Lie in the Details: Why the Proposed Directive Fails in Harmonizing Incentives to Sue Across the European Union
 |  Aug 12, 2013

Hans Friederiszick, Aug 12, 2013 One of the two main objectives of the proposed EU Directive (“EU Directive”) is to ensure effective compensation of victims of infringements of EU competition…

The Binding Nature of NCA Decisions in Antitrust Follow-on Litigation: Is EU Antitrust Calling For Affirmative Action?
 |  Aug 12, 2013

Stefano Grassani, Aug 12, 2013 The European Commission believes that-given the procedural asymmetries between plaintiffs and defendants-public enforcement of antitrust law by national competition authorities may have a significant impact…

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