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Newsletter
Submitted: 16 May 2012
This update contains brief summaries of EU and UK legislative initiatives, new legislation, proposals or consultations which are relevant to B2B (business to business) and/or B2C (business to consumer) contracts in general.
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Article
Submitted: 27 April 2012
The inclusion of opt out collective actions for competition damages amongst Government proposals will create disagreement amongst stakeholders
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Article
Submitted: 03 February 2012
A broader exemption for cartels has come into effect in the Netherlands, but relying on it may prove risky for companies.
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Article
Submitted: 03 February 2012
The statement of contents of a European Commission’s antitrust file may be disclosed to private damages claimants.
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Article
Last Reviewed: 30 November 2011 / Submitted: 30 November 2011
The Dutch Parliament wants representative actions for follow-on damages claims in place by January 2013.
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Article
Last Reviewed: 25 November 2011 / Submitted: 25 November 2011
A robust approach to jurisdictional challenges in two Dutch follow on actions for damages.
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Article
Last Reviewed: 18 November 2011 / Submitted: 18 November 2011
The Toshiba Carrier case raises further complex issues post Provimi and Cooper Tire in antitrust damages actions.
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Cross Border Guide
Last Reviewed: 17 January 2012 / Submitted: 01 November 2011
This microsite tracks the debate on compensation for antitrust infringements together with the case law that is staking out the parameters of private actions for antitrust damages.
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Article
Last Reviewed: 26 October 2011 / Submitted: 26 October 2011
Court ordered disclosure takes precedence over recent law intended to protect documents held by the French Competition Authority from disclosure.
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Seminar
Submitted: 06 October 2011
Several EU jurisdictions currently allow for class actions in some form. This session particularly examines differing features of class actions as presently allowed in the Netherlands, Italy and Germany, and their international implications for England and other jurisdictions.
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