Tag: Reform

Paulo Leonardo Casagrande, Caio Mario da Silva Pereira Neto, Nov 30, 2011 On November 30, 2011, Law n. 12.529—the New Brazilian Competition Law—was formally enacted...

Julian Pena, Nov 30, 2011 The enactment of the long-awaited reform of the Brazilian competition law can be seen as part of a new stage...

Paul Chaplin, Nicholas Heaton, Apr 29, 2011 In February 2011 the European Commission launched a public consultation on whether new EU-wide forms of collective redress...

Grant McKelvey, Mark Powell, Dec 09, 2010 There is an intense debate in competition law circles about the seemingly high level of fines levied by...

Renato Nazzini, Dec 09, 2010 Any prediction on where Union competition law enforcement will be in 20 years time must start by taking stock of...

Robert McLeod, Dec 09, 2010 European antitrust in 2025 will be a strangely familiar place even as a revolution of private enforcement changes the way...

Assimakis Komninos, Dec 09, 2010 Competition law futurology can be risky. But perhaps not so risky, if we are talking about EU competition law and...

Malcolm Coate, Joseph Simons, Oct 28, 2010 For almost 30 years, the U.S. antitrust enforcement agencies have described a structured, step-by-step analytical methodology in their...

Teo Eng Cheong, May 14, 2010 Singapore has been consistently ranked among the world's most competitive economies by renowned reports such as the World Economic...

Paul Lugard, Feb 23, 2010 This contribution includes some modest suggestions for areas where the new Commissioner and his staff may direct their attention. However,...