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• Commercial Law Update - May 2012

  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.

• Proposals to reform UK private actions for damages court controversy

  Article

  Submitted: 27 April 2012

  The inclusion of opt out collective actions for competition damages amongst Government proposals will create disagreement amongst stakeholders

• The Spanish Competition Commission voices concerns over proposals to create a single regulatory authority in Spain

  Article

  Submitted: 30 March 2012

  Spanish regulators and the competition authority are united in their opposition to plans to create a new super regulator - the National Markets and Competition Commission - in Spain.

• UK competition investigations: the OFT proposes interim improvements

  Article

  Submitted: 30 March 2012

  The UK Office of Fair Trading counters criticism with proposals to amend its investigation and decision making procedures.

• Proposed reform of the UK Competition Regime

  Article

  Last Reviewed: 23 March 2012 / Submitted: 21 March 2012

  A year after its initial consultation was launched, the UK Government has revealed its plans to reform the competition regime.

• New Government and new Spanish Competition Commission: back to the past, or looking to the future?

  Article

  Submitted: 01 March 2012

  The National Competition Commission (CNC) has decided to create a Surveillance Unit within the Investigations Division in order to examine surveillance procedures and strengthen the compliance with obligations, resolutions and decisions of the CNC. Additionally, the new Government has approved a draft legislation to merge all sectorial regulators (energy and telecoms) with the current CNC.

• The Italian government under Mario Monti swings into action on the competition front

  Article

  Submitted: 03 February 2012

  Competition policy in Italy comes under sharper focus.

• Paradise regained – the Netherlands extends the scope of the “de minimis” exception for cartels

  Article

  Submitted: 13 January 2012

  A broader exemption for cartels has come into effect in the Netherlands, but relying on it may prove risky for companies. test

• Highlights of the proposed changes to the UK leniency programme

  Article

  Last Reviewed: 28 October 2011 / Submitted: 28 October 2011

  Draft revised Guidance aims to help potential leniency applicants decide whether to apply or not.

• The Italian system of antitrust sanctions scrutinised by the European Court of Human Rights

  Article

  Last Reviewed: 28 October 2011 / Submitted: 28 October 2011

  The ECHR has confirmed that the Italian antitrust fining regime is compatible with human rights.

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