A system of standardised, ‘all-unit’ rebates implemented by a dominant firm is contrary to Article 102 TFEU if an analysis of the nature and operation of the scheme and of the features of the relevant market reveals that it is likely to have an exclusionary effect
This paper considers which circumstances constitute an infringement of Article 101 of the Treaty on ...
Recent decisions of the EU courts on the object/effect distinction have left a wake of widespread di...
This webinar discusses the EU Court of Justice’s long-awaited Intel judgment on the treatment of dis...
A system of standardised, ‘all-unit’ rebates implemented by a dominant firm is contrary to Article 1...
The interpretation of Article 102 TFEU by the EU courts has given rise to considerable controversy i...
In Post Danmark II, the Court held that, in the context of Article 102 TFEU, it is not necessary to ...
The thesis concerns the assessment of rebate schemes under European Union competition law. Particula...
Article 102 TFEU prohibits any abuse by one or more undertakings in a dominant position. A dominant ...
Currently, there is a debate in the European Union regarding the European Commission’s approach in a...
The decentralized enforcement regime of EU competition law is based on the assumption that the obli...
As a leading model of law on abuse of dominance, Article 102 TFEU hosts two notoriously vague concep...
In June 2014, the General Court of the EU delivered its judgment in Intel. The debates to which it h...
This article aims to introduce the Guidance Paper’s key features in applying Article 82 EC to abusiv...
This article explains the Lisbon Treaty’s provisions relating to competition policy and offers a dyn...
This essay examines how European competition law can move toward an improved analytical framework fo...
This paper considers which circumstances constitute an infringement of Article 101 of the Treaty on ...
Recent decisions of the EU courts on the object/effect distinction have left a wake of widespread di...
This webinar discusses the EU Court of Justice’s long-awaited Intel judgment on the treatment of dis...
A system of standardised, ‘all-unit’ rebates implemented by a dominant firm is contrary to Article 1...
The interpretation of Article 102 TFEU by the EU courts has given rise to considerable controversy i...
In Post Danmark II, the Court held that, in the context of Article 102 TFEU, it is not necessary to ...
The thesis concerns the assessment of rebate schemes under European Union competition law. Particula...
Article 102 TFEU prohibits any abuse by one or more undertakings in a dominant position. A dominant ...
Currently, there is a debate in the European Union regarding the European Commission’s approach in a...
The decentralized enforcement regime of EU competition law is based on the assumption that the obli...
As a leading model of law on abuse of dominance, Article 102 TFEU hosts two notoriously vague concep...
In June 2014, the General Court of the EU delivered its judgment in Intel. The debates to which it h...
This article aims to introduce the Guidance Paper’s key features in applying Article 82 EC to abusiv...
This article explains the Lisbon Treaty’s provisions relating to competition policy and offers a dyn...
This essay examines how European competition law can move toward an improved analytical framework fo...
This paper considers which circumstances constitute an infringement of Article 101 of the Treaty on ...
Recent decisions of the EU courts on the object/effect distinction have left a wake of widespread di...
This webinar discusses the EU Court of Justice’s long-awaited Intel judgment on the treatment of dis...