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• New Enforcement Action in Relation to Resale Price Maintenance – Once Again Heavy Fines in Germany and France

  Article

  Submitted: 08 February 2019

  The article deals with the recent actions in Germany (ZEG) and France against companies engaging in competition law infringements in the form of resale price maintenance.

• Disputes - What to look out for in 2019: Competition class actions

  Article

  Submitted: 09 January 2019

  A Court of Appeal decision may kickstart the UK's first opt-out class action, while the Competition Appeals Tribunal will decide whether to certify a second.

• CMA Competition Law Survey 2018: What do the results mean for businesses?

  Article

  Submitted: 09 November 2018

  This article considers the key findings from the CMA's recent survey into the level of knowledge held by businesses regarding competition law and the risks arising from non-compliance.

• BritNed: the English Court delivers judgment in follow-on cartel damages action

  Article

  Submitted: 01 November 2018

  The English Court has delivered judgment in the BritNed v ABB litigation, the first occassion on which it has awarded damages in a follow-on cartel damages claim.

• Simmons & Simmons response to European Commission's Consultation on Pass-On Guidance

  Article

  Submitted: 01 November 2018

  This is the submission provided by Simmons & Simmons LLP to the European Commission on 04 October 2018 in response to its consultation regarding draft Guidance in relation to Pass-On in competition claims.

• CMA considers pricing algorithm effects on competition

  Blog Post

  Submitted: 09 October 2018

  The CMA has continued to increase its digital expertise by publishing a study into the potential anti-competitive effects of pricing algorithms.

• Blockchain and Anti-trust

  Article

  Submitted: 29 March 2018

  An overview of the main anti-trust challenges facing blockchain applications.

• An agreement between competitors may be a competition restriction by object

  Article

  Submitted: 29 January 2018

  On 23 January 2018, the Court of Justice of the European Union delivered its decision on the preliminary ruling referred to it by the Italian Council of State in the dispute between Roche and Novartis on the one hand and the Italian competition authority (AGCM) on the other.

• Un accord entre concurrents pour limiter l’usage d’un médicament hors AMM est une restriction de concurrence par objet

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  Submitted: 29 January 2018

  La Cour de justice de l’Union européenne a rendu le 23 janvier dernier sa décision sur le renvoi préjudiciel du Conseil d’Etat italien dans le litige opposant les sociétés Roche et Novartis d’un côté à l’Autorité italienne de concurrence (‘AGCM’) de l’autre.

• Belgian Competition Authority imposes fines in bid rigging cartel

  Article

  Submitted: 16 May 2017

  ​In a decision of 02 May 2017, the Belgian Competition Authority (BCA) imposed total fines of €1.8m on five undertakings involved in a bid rigging cartel in Belgium. One of the cartel participants was granted full immunity from fines after an application for leniency.

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