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• European Commission adopts Passing-on Guidelines

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  Submitted: 11 July 2019

  ​On 01 July 2019, the European Commission adopted Guidelines for national courts on how to estimate the share of overcharge which was passed-on to the indirect purchaser.

• Breakthrough for UK opt-out class actions as Court of Appeal gives green light to the £14bn claim against Mastercard

  Article

  Submitted: 17 April 2019

  The Court of Appeal has confirmed that the largest claim in the history of UK civil litigation, and the first claim under the UK's flagship "opt-out" regime, can proceed.

• Litigating an antitrust damages action in the Netherlands - factors to consider

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  Submitted: 25 January 2019

  What are the key features to consider as a potential claimant or defendant in an antitrust damages action in the Netherlands? We outline reasons to litigate and reasons not to litigate in the Netherlands.

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

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  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.

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

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by Simmons & Simmons LLP to the European Commission on 04 October 2018 in response to its consultation regarding draft Guidance in relation to Pass-On in competition claims.

• Mastercard class action refused

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  Last Reviewed: 06 July 2018 / Submitted: 25 July 2017

  ​The Competition Appeal Tribunal has rejected an application for a Collective Proceedings Order for the largest legal action ever commenced in England. What now for class actions in the UK?

• Podcast 633: Applicable law in a competition damages action - the Deutsche Bahn judgment

  Video Podcast

  Submitted: 26 April 2018

  Chris Owen talks to Duncan Green about the High Court's preliminary judgment in the Deutsche Bahn v MasterCard multilateral interchange fee (MIF) case, dealing in particular with the question of how to determine applicable law under the Private International Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1995 (PILA) in the context of a competition damages action.

• Deutsche Bahn v MasterCard: Applicable law in a competition damages action

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  Submitted: 12 April 2018

  Chris Owen and Duncan Green reflect on the High Court's preliminary judgment in Deutsche Bahn v MasterCard.

• Disputes 2018: UK’s first “opt-out” class action

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  Submitted: 15 January 2018

  After the failure of the first two applications for Collective Proceedings Orders in the Competition Appeal Tribunal, 2018 is likely to be the breakthrough year.

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