Posted by Luis Loras
14 March, 2018
Last week, the High Court in London published its judgment on applicable law in relation to the antitrust damages claims
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The Court of Appeal rules that iiyama’s damages actions can go to trial
Posted by Mireia Estrada
23 February, 2018
The Court of Appeal of England and Wales ruled last week that electronics company iiyama’s cartel damages actions against the
Read MoreGENERAL COURT REJECTS EDEKA’S APPEAL IN RELATION TO THE DISCLOSURE OF EURIBOR DOCUMENTS FROM EC FILE
Posted by James Hain-Cole
6 February, 2018
In a judgment dated 5 February 2018, the General Court of the EU (the “General Court”) rejected the appeal by
Read MoreC-498/16 CJEU follows AG Opinion and Restricts the Use of Regulation 44/2001 to Bring Consumer Class Actions
Posted by Luis Loras
26 January, 2018
On 25 January 2018, the Court of Justice of the European Union (“CJEU”) issued its judgment on the case C-498/16,
Read MoreThe Damages Directive makes it to the ECJ for the first time
Posted by Mireia Estrada
18 January, 2018
The Lisbon District Court (Tribunal Judicial da Comarca de Lisboa) has recently made the first preliminary reference to the ECJ
Read MoreCJEU Advocate General Opinion Restricts the Use of Regulation 44/2001 to Bring Consumer Class Actions
Posted by Luis Loras
17 November, 2017
On 14 November 2017 Advocate General Bobek issued his opinion on the case C-498/16, Schrems v. Facebook Ireland Limited. In
Read MoreDraft bill amendments published implementing EU damages directive
Posted by cuatrecasasadm
15 November, 2017
On Wednesday, November 8, the Official Gazette of the Spanish Parliament (BOCG) published the amendments presented by different parliamentary groups of the
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