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The Vattenfall jurisdiction decision: Watt’s it all about?

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Submitted: 19 July 2018

This article considers the High Court's recent jurisidction decision in Vattenfall AB and other v Prusmian SPA and others, a competition damages claim.
SABAM found to have abused its position by the Brussels Commercial Court

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Submitted: 17 July 2018

On 12 April 2018, the President of the Dutch-speaking Brussels Commercial Court (the Court) ruled that SABAM - the Belgian copyright collecting society - was abusing its dominant position. SABAM was subsequently ordered to cease and desist its abuse.
Parental Liability: Goldman Sachs v Commission (T-419/14)

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Submitted: 17 July 2018

The General Court of the European Union handed down its judgment on 12 July 2018 confirming a €37m fine against the Goldman Sachs Group Inc, in a growing trend towards a broad application of parental liability in EU competition law.
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?
Court of Appeal hands down judgment in the MasterCard and Visa MIF Litigation

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Submitted: 06 July 2018

The Court of Appeal has considered the three conjoined appeals in the multilateral interchange fee litigation, proving much needed clarity.
Trucks cartel damage claims - what's the latest?

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Submitted: 04 July 2018

Chris Owen considers the current position of the various follow on damage claims relating to the trucks cartel, including an application for an opt-out class action.
Judgement of the Federal Supreme Court of Germany (KZR 56/16 -Grauzementkartell II)

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Submitted: 19 June 2018

On 12 June 2018, the Federal Supreme Court of Germany handed down its decision on fundamental questions related to antitrust damages law. The scope of the judgment has practical consequences for claimants, defendants and for Germany as a legal venue for antitrust damages actions.
Competition Amendment Bill

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Submitted: 11 June 2018

Unpacking the Competition Amendment Bill: Market Inquiries.
ECJ provides guidance on gun jumping in Danish EY KPMG merger

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Submitted: 06 June 2018

On 31 May 2018, in Case C-633/16 Ernst & Young P/S v Konkurrenceradet, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) provided much welcomed guidance in a preliminary ruling regarding gun jumping.
Professional advisors - the implications of the Work and Pensions and BEIS Committees’ report into Carillion

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Submitted: 23 May 2018

We consider the implications of the Work and Pensions and BEIS Committees’ report into Carillion, which highlights a lack of “meaningful competition” in the statutory audit market and recommends a reference to the Competition and Markets Authority.

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The Vattenfall jurisdiction decision: Watt’s it all about?

SABAM found to have abused its position by the Brussels Commercial Court

Parental Liability: Goldman Sachs v Commission (T-419/14)

Mastercard class action refused

Court of Appeal hands down judgment in the MasterCard and Visa MIF Litigation

Trucks cartel damage claims - what's the latest?

Judgement of the Federal Supreme Court of Germany (KZR 56/16 -Grauzementkartell II)

Competition Amendment Bill

ECJ provides guidance on gun jumping in Danish EY KPMG merger

Professional advisors - the implications of the Work and Pensions and BEIS Committees’ report into Carillion

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