From Kluwer Competition Law Blog by Jay Modrall On January 20, 2016, the European Court of Justice (the Court) issued a seminal preliminary ruling on the relationship between EU and Member State leniency programmes in Case C‑428/14, DHL Express (Italy) Srl and DHL Global Forwarding (Italy) SpA v. Autorità Garante della Concorrenza e del Mercato (AGCM). The Court held that EU and Member… Continue reading Link: http://kluwercompetitionlawblog.com/?p=2902
From eutopialaw by eutopialaw Claire Darwin, Matrix Chambers [This article was written on 5th February 2016, and does not reflect any legal or political developments after that date]. Whilst much legal ink has been spilt on the legal implications of the UK leaving the … Continue reading → Link: http://eutopialaw.com/?p=2654
From eutopialaw: Plus ça change: the legal implications of remaining within the EU “Claire Darwin, Matrix Chambers [This article was written on 5th February 2016, and does not reflect any legal or political developments after that date]. Whilst much legal ink has been spilt on the legal implications of the UK leaving the … Continue reading →” This is Commentary Elsewhere, from writers around the web. Please note the explanation of this section on the “About the Site” page.
From AntitrustConnect Blog: Inadvertent Collusion in E-Commerce: EU’s Highest Court Confirms that Automated Messages Can Put Recipients on the Hook for a Price-Fixing Cartel… “Eturas runs the e-commerce back-end of 30 travel agents in Lithuania. An administrator message to each member informed them that the e-commerce functionality allowing each travel agent to grant discounts would be capped at 3 per cent. That message appeared in part of the system relating to “information messages”. The Court of Justice found that… Continue reading ” This is Commentary Elsewhere, from writers around the web. Please note the explanation of this section on the “About the Site” page.