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• The Amsterdam Court of Appeal´s jurisdiction in international collective settlements

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  Submitted: 30 March 2012

  A binding settlement ruling demonstrates that the Dutch court will enforce settlement of a collective claim even where few claimants are based in the Netherlands.

• Spanish postal incumbent fined €4.8m for breaching commitments

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  Last Reviewed: 28 September 2011 / Submitted: 28 September 2011

  The Spanish Competition Authority has fined Correos for breaching binding commitments in a settlement agreement.

• Patent settlement agreement under scrutiny

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  Last Reviewed: 05 May 2011 / Submitted: 05 May 2011

  The European Commission has opened a formal investigation into an agreement between pharmaceutical companies Cephalon and Teva.

• Abuse of dominance fine confirmed and damages action underway: the Gaviscon case

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  Last Reviewed: 04 May 2011 / Submitted: 04 May 2011

  The UK OFT has confirmed the terms of the settlement reached with Reckitt Benckiser to resolve the abuse of dominance case relating to Gaviscon - but a private damages action against the pharma company is already underway.

• Recent judgment confirms the international reach of the Dutch Courts for the settlement of mass claims

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  Last Reviewed: 06 December 2010 / Submitted: 06 December 2010

  The Amsterdam Court of Appeal may make binding settlements of mass claims, even where none of the defendant(s) and (almost) none of the claimants is domiciled or established in the Netherlands.

• Some will, some won’t: the Commission settles first “hybrid” case

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  Last Reviewed: 03 August 2010 / Submitted: 03 August 2010

  The European Commission has settled its first case where not all cartel participants agreed to the settlement.

• The first EU cartel settlement is announced

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  Last Reviewed: 20 May 2010 / Submitted: 20 May 2010

  The European Commission has finally settled its first cartel case, two years after the settlement procedure was launched.

• Marine hose cartel update - a UK appeal and a settlement in Brazil

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  Last Reviewed: 30 October 2008 / Submitted: 30 October 2008

  In the global marine hose cartel, the UK Court of Appeal is considering the sentences imposed in the first prosecutions for the cartel offence, and the Brazilian Authorities have authorised settlement with one of the cartelists.

• BA and Qantas settlement in airfreight surcharges cartel put to the Australian Court

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  Last Reviewed: 30 October 2008 / Submitted: 30 October 2008

  BA and Qantas are close to settling the Australian price fixing case against them in the air cargo fuel surcharge cartel.

• Six of one and half a dozen of the other: tobacco cartel partially resolved

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  Last Reviewed: 25 July 2008 / Submitted: 25 July 2008

  Substantial fines result from the tobacco investigation as the OFT notches up another partial settlement.

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