Published in the excellent Elgar Competition Law and Practice series, the book provides a systematic and up-to-date analysis of EU competition and trade law and practice in the pharmaceutical sector. A must-have book for academics and practitioners involved in the sector.
A clear, up-to-date and authoritative, yet very readable, account of EU and UK competition law.
A thoughtful and useful collection of essays on dominance and abusive practices in competition law.
This second edition provides a thorough, very readable, state of the law, both at EU and Member State level, in relation to actions for damages for loss caused by infringements of Articles 101 and 102 TFEU.
A comprehensive, most authoritative, essential guide to EU competition rules in the transport sector.
Two highly experienced European Commission legal service competition law litigation specialists, with direct and first-hand knowledge, examine the EU Courts’ approach to the issues of evidence, proof and judicial review in EU competition law. Providing a detailed analysis of the EU Courts’ case law, contextualizing it in an unrivalled manner, this book is a must-have for competition lawyers.
A varied and thought-provoking set of contributions very useful to the debate on the topic of striking the right balance between effectiveness of competition law enforcement and right to due process.
It is not easy to find good books on the complex task of litigating competition law cases. This book is a welcome exception. It provides a detailed survey of the main issues arising from private enforcement of competition law (including the Antitrust Damages Directive and State aid cases). Furthermore, it contains a good set of essays on the arbitrability of competition law, a topic still widely debated. Practitioners and judges should have a copy of this book on their desk.
A thought-provoking and well-researched critical analysis of the substantive appraisal of joint ventures.
An outstanding team of well-known and respected practitioners in the field offer a first-class overview of the law and practice on cartels before the European Commission and the EU Courts. With over 1,000 pages of content (and nearly 500 pages of appendices), this impressive work deals with all the major aspects of cartel proceedings (including judicial review of cartel decisions) with a wealth of references to case law and practice oriented analysis and comment. Highly recommended
Leading experts in the field provide a thorough and comprehensive analysis of the principles that underpin the application of Article 102 TFEU, the relevant literature and the case law. It is definitely going to become the reference textbook on Article 102 TFEU.
A valuable addition to the debate on international cooperation with regard to the enforcement of competition law
A useful and manageable guide enabling companies and their legal advisors to rapidly assess the main risks and requirements under the competition law regimes applicable in Central and Eastern Europe.
Professor Silva Morais fills the gap in legal literature with this thorough and comprehensive study of joint ventures within the context of EU competition law, essential reading.
A useful, authoritative and manageable “first aid” tool for companies and their legal advisers in addressing cartel investigations which may take place in jurisdictions other than the ones they are familiar with.
This book is arguably the leading text on the Merger Regulation’s notion of Union dimension. It is highly recommended and maintains a consistent, thorough level of discussion and analysis throughout. Clearly written, it is a valuable work not only for lawyers, in house counsel and officials of antitrust authorities, but also for academics for the level of research and analysis.
This book stands apart from others dealing with EU merger control law. It is a 'one-stop' reference point providing comprehensive, thorough and authoritative guidance. It delivers well-informed, first-hand information and expertise, direct from former and current European Commission officials involved in enforcing EU merger control. They expertly navigate case law and legislation and then pilot through the current interpretation and application of Regulation No 139/2004. A practical but always authoritative approach explains how rules and procedures are interpreted and applied by the Commission. In conclusion, it is a must-have for all those involved in this field of competition law.