Antitrust & Merger Control

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  • Episode 337: Minority stakes to face EU scrutiny?

    Video Podcast

    Submitted: 11 July 2013

    The European Commission is consulting on whether it should gain the power to assess acquisitions of non controlling minority shareholdings under the EU merger control rules.

  • Episode 334: Antitrust damages actions: the EU proposals

    Video Podcast

    Submitted: 13 June 2013

    Simmons & Simmons partner Tony Woodgate and colleague Emma Cochrane discuss highlights of the European Commission’s proposals for ensuring that cartel victims can obtain full compensation in courts throughout the EU.

  • Episode 319: Bitter pills: pharma and competition law

    Video Podcast

    Submitted: 08 April 2013

    Simmons & Simmons competition law experts Tony Woodgate and Julianne Devine discuss the thorny issues fuelling enforcement action in the pharmaceutical sector.

  • Episode 292: Radical proposals for UK competition litigation

    Video Podcast

    Submitted: 06 February 2013

    Tony Woodgate and Patrick Boylan, partners in the Antitrust Litigation Group, explore the sweeping changes proposed for private competition law actions in the UK.

  • Episode 282: Dominant companies and normal competition

    Video Podcast

    Submitted: 16 January 2013

    Simmons & Simmons partner Tony Woodgate and colleague Ilaria Filippi discuss the implications of the ECJ AstraZeneca judgment for dominant companies.

  • Episode 181: ECJ threat to leniency programmes in Europe

    Video Podcast

    Submitted: 20 July 2011

    Simmons & Simmons competition partners Tony Woodgate and Oliver Heinisch discuss the major implications for cartel leniency applicants arising from the ECJ decision in the Pfleiderer case.

  • Episode 111: Judgment Day on privilege for in-house lawyers

    Video Podcast

    Submitted: 15 September 2010

    Tony Woodgate and Patrick Boylan, of Simmons & Simmons Antitrust Litigation Group, discuss the ECJ judgment in Akzo Nobel on whether in-house lawyers' communications are legally privileged in European Commission investigations.

  • Episode 107: Competition law in Hong Kong

    Video Podcast

    Submitted: 07 September 2010

    Simmons & Simmons partner Damien Bailey talks to colleague Lynette Ooi about the major provisions and implications of a Competition Ordinance in Hong Kong being introduced to regulate anti-competitive conduct by private companies.

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