Posted by María López
26 February, 2020
Two Supreme Court judgments were published last October on penalties for directors in competition law (Appeals 5280/2018 and 5244/2018). These
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THE CJEU UPHOLDS THE POSSIBILITY OF CLAIMING INDIRECT DAMAGES FROM THIRD PARTIES NOT ACTIVE IN A CARTELIZED MARKET
Posted by María López
14 February, 2020
On December 12, 2019, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) ruled that a public body that, to
Read MoreGrappling with Article 267 TFEU: the CJEU rules that a Spanish tax tribunal cannot request a preliminary ruling
Posted by María López
3 February, 2020
On January 21, 2020, the Court of Justice of the European Union (“CJEU”) ruled that the Spanish tax appeal boards
Read MoreEuropean Commission launches eLeniency tool: online leniency, settlement and cooperation procedures
Posted by María López
21 June, 2019
The European Commission (EC) has announced its launch of eLeniency, a new online tool to enable communications in the context
Read MoreCJEU INTERPRETS PROHIBITION TO CONTRACT DUE TO COMPETITION INFRINGEMENTS
Posted by María López
18 December, 2018
On October 24, the Court of Justice of the European Union (“CJEU”) issued a judgment in which, as a result
Read MoreFrench Competition Authority fines a company €7 million for restraint of online sales by distributors
Posted by María López
14 November, 2018
The French competition authority has fined the power tool manufacturer Stihl €7 million for placing a de facto ban on
Read MoreThe European Commission fines Google €4.34 billion for abusing its dominant position again
Posted by María López
19 July, 2018
On 18th of July 2018, the European Commission ended the investigation opened in 2015 on Google’s anti-competitive behaviour regarding its
Read MoreGeneral Court partially invalidates inspection because European Commission did not have sufficient proof
Posted by María López
16 July, 2018
The General Court (GC) issued judgment on June 20 on the appeals that the Czech national rail operator, České dráhy,
Read MoreThe ECJ clarifies the stand-still obligation: gun-jumping requires an act that contributes to a lasting change of control
Posted by María López
1 June, 2018
On 31 May 2017, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) handed down its preliminary ruling on the interpretation of the
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