Tag: Private Damages
Toshiba v. Commission – How (not) to Prove Awareness, and Decisively...
By Jacquelyn MacLennan & Aqeel Kadri
On September 9, 2015, the EU General Court handed down its judgment in Case T-104/13 Toshiba v. Commission. The...
Territoriality Isn’t Over
By Robert O’Donoghue -
This article examines territoriality through the lens of the Iiyama case, the High Court’s main findings, and where the judgment leaves us...
Antitrust Private Damages Actions in the United States, Canada and the...
By Pierre Crémieux, Marissa Ginn & Marc Van Audenrode -
This article compares and contrasts the well-established system of private action that prevails in the United States to those established...
Private Damages and Class Action in India
By Pranav Mehra and Ritam Arora
Indian companies face enormous challenges to effectively apply and obtain restitution for damages from antitrust violations. In addition to the...
Private Damages in Brazil: Early Beginnings, Big Stumbling Blocks
By Ana Paula Martinez & Mariana Tavares de Araujo
Private antitrust enforcement in Brazil has been on the rise over the past six years. This may...
Nov-07(1)
In this issue:
Devenish v. Sanofi-Aventis
Jon Lawrence, Elaine Whiteford, Nov 07, 2007
Cartel Damages in England: Exemplary Damages Rejected
In Devenish and others v Sanofi-Aventis...
The Development of the Class Action in the United Kingdom
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Michael Dean, Feb 25, 2015
Class actions are not part of the U.K. legal...
Fermat’s Principle and the FTAIA: What Courts Can Learn From Optics
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James Martin, Sep 17, 2014
Pierre de Fermat was a professional lawyer and amateur...
Overview of Current Antitrust Enforcement in Korea
Sep 12, 2014
CPI Asia Column edited by Vanessa Zhang (Global Economics Group) presents:
Overview of Current Antitrust Enforcement in Korea - Hwang Lee (Korea University...
Towards a Class Action Regime for Competition Litigation in the United...
Christopher Brown, Scott Campbell, Dec 30, 2013
In April 2012, the U.K. Government launched a consultation on possible reform of the U.K. regime for private...
