Tag: Private Enforcement

Sinead Eaton, Jun 13, 2013 When extending the bailout facility availed of by Ireland, the International Monetary Fund, European Central Bank, and Commission of the...

Sharon Robertson, Apr 16, 2013 Free enterprise and competition are critical to the success of a market economy. In the United States, the class action...

Omar Guerrero Rodriquez, Alan Ramirez Casazza, Apr 16, 2013 For almost 20 years private enforcement for damages of competition law in Mexico was non-existent. As discussed...

Pal Szilagyi, Oct 30, 2012 Looking at recent developments in Hungarian competition law and policy first gives us the impression that nothing exciting is happening....

Pal Szilagyi, Oct 30, 2012 Looking at recent developments in Hungarian competition law and policy first gives us the impression that nothing exciting is happening....

Ermal Nazifi, May 29, 2012 Albania has been one of the most isolated and underdeveloped European countries for centuries, despite its great potential because of...

Claire Korenblit, Mar 13, 2012 The degree to which plaintiffs pursue antitrust damages actions in the United States and the European Union varies considerably. For...

Rick Dumas-Eymard, Gordon Schnell, Sep 27, 2011 Perhaps it can be traced back to 1879, when Eugen Richter, a member of the German Parliament, stood...

Paul Lugard, Jul 14, 2011 Over the past decade, the International Competition Network ("ICN") has brought important changes to the substance, procedure, and administration of...

Robert O'Donoghue, Aug 10, 2010 Somewhat fitful attempts at promoting antitrust damages litigation have taken place in the EU in the last several years. These...