The past year has seen the gradual transposition of the EU Damages Directive1 by member states. In addition, recent court judgments have shown the potential for settlement decisions to be annulled by the courts and discussed the relationship between the European Commission's ordinary and settlement procedures and the agreement of a fine in ‘hybrid' cases. This chapter addresses each of these topics in turn, together with a review of:
The European, Middle Eastern and African Antitrust Review 2018
European Union: Cartels and Leniency
15 August 2017
European Union
- European Union: Directorate General for Competition
- European Union: Abuse of Dominance
- European Union: Cartels and Leniency
- European Union: E-Commerce
- European Union: Energy
- European Union: Financial Services
- European Union: IP & Antitrust
- European Union: Joint Ventures
- European Union: Merger Control
- European Union: Pharmaceuticals
- European Union: State Aid
- European Union: Vertical Agreements
Hungary
Ireland
Italy
Latvia
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Moldova
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Austria
Portugal
Romania
Russia
Slovenia
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
Ukraine
United Kingdom
- United Kingdom: Competition and Markets Authority
- United Kingdom: Cartel Enforcement
- United Kingdom: Telecoms