Civil liability adds uncertainty for potential leniency applicants, says Louis
Left to Right: Casey Halladay, Djordje Petkoski, Brent Justus (chair), Frédéric Louis, and Antoine Chapsal (Credit: Freedom Film-Christopher Lazzaro)
The risk of follow-on damages claims in Europe is a “contributing factor” in the difficulty of convincing a company to enter into a leniency programme, and has increased “uncertainty” for practitioners in advising clients, a Brussels lawyer said last week.
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