This thesis identifies the major evidential issues of EU competition law enforcement and the principles and rules on proof followed by the CJEU and the national courts to solve them. Analising the case law, the thesis considers how the decisions of the Luxembourg Courts influence the evaluation of evidence of English and Italian judges, both in the public and the private enforcement. Chapter I, after clarifying which rules govern evidential issues before the different authorities, tackles the nature of evidence and criticises its characterisation according to the traditional substance-procedure dichotomy. Chapter II explores the reasons why a significant degree of convergence is reached, well beyond the effet utile standard, by the case law...
The aim of this contribution is to reflect on the principles underpinning the disclosure of evidence...
This Article is written in honor of Bo Vesterdorf, President of the Court of First Instance of the E...
The issue of international cooperation in criminal matters has interested legal theorists and practi...
The dissertation studies the rules of evidence in damages actions for EU competition law infringemen...
In 2009, the Workshop participants were: Rafael Allendesalazar, Kelyn Bacon, Judge Gerald Barling, S...
Many authors have pointed to a lack of clarity in the existing case law of EC courts in the field of...
\u2018EU Competition Law: Between Public and Private Enforcement\u2019 is devoted to an analysis of ...
The book contains a full and up-to-date account of the implications of concurrent enforcement of EC ...
This study is a follow-up to a survey conducted by the author in the framework of Euro-Comp-Aid, a n...
The article focuses on the problematic issues of the European Union criminal justice, directly rela...
In this paper we have conducted a general examination of the instruments governing the European inst...
This volume contains papers presented at the 18th Annual EU Competition Law and Policy Workshop. The...
The paper is intended to focus on the interplay between public and private enforcement of Arts 101-1...
The volume represents the outcome of the sixth edition (2016) of the project ENTraNCE for Judges (‘E...
The thesis discusses the private enforcement of competition law in cartel cases. The discussion evol...
The aim of this contribution is to reflect on the principles underpinning the disclosure of evidence...
This Article is written in honor of Bo Vesterdorf, President of the Court of First Instance of the E...
The issue of international cooperation in criminal matters has interested legal theorists and practi...
The dissertation studies the rules of evidence in damages actions for EU competition law infringemen...
In 2009, the Workshop participants were: Rafael Allendesalazar, Kelyn Bacon, Judge Gerald Barling, S...
Many authors have pointed to a lack of clarity in the existing case law of EC courts in the field of...
\u2018EU Competition Law: Between Public and Private Enforcement\u2019 is devoted to an analysis of ...
The book contains a full and up-to-date account of the implications of concurrent enforcement of EC ...
This study is a follow-up to a survey conducted by the author in the framework of Euro-Comp-Aid, a n...
The article focuses on the problematic issues of the European Union criminal justice, directly rela...
In this paper we have conducted a general examination of the instruments governing the European inst...
This volume contains papers presented at the 18th Annual EU Competition Law and Policy Workshop. The...
The paper is intended to focus on the interplay between public and private enforcement of Arts 101-1...
The volume represents the outcome of the sixth edition (2016) of the project ENTraNCE for Judges (‘E...
The thesis discusses the private enforcement of competition law in cartel cases. The discussion evol...
The aim of this contribution is to reflect on the principles underpinning the disclosure of evidence...
This Article is written in honor of Bo Vesterdorf, President of the Court of First Instance of the E...
The issue of international cooperation in criminal matters has interested legal theorists and practi...