Case C-264/23 Booking.com – Ancillary restraints and market definition in the platform economy
The recent judgment of the CJEU in Booking.com represents yet another development in the long […]
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Case C-721/20 – DB Station & Service – Can secondary legislation limit the private enforcement of art. 102 TFEU?
Last month the CJEU delivered an interesting ruling on the scope of application of art. […]
Otis II: A lost opportunity to clear the mist
In Otis II, the Court of Justice of the European Union (‘Court’) reaffirms that any […]
2018:854 Apple Sales International and Others MJA
Court Court of Justice Date of ruling 24 October 2018 Case name (short version) […]
Abuse of dominance through data overcharges and EU competition law enforcement
The past year the EU commission and numerous competition authorities have addressed the matter of […]
Claims for compensation for damages caused by anticompetitive conduct: jurisdiction questions
Recently the Court of Justice of the European Union (the CJEU or the Court) issued […]
Apple’s App Store commission fee and (anti-competitive) governance: when a platform’s zero-pricing strategy becomes expensive
These days Apple is at the Supreme Court trying to defend its pricing scheme for […]
The BritNed v ABB Case: private enforcement pur sang
Private enforcement of competition law, particularly with regard to cartel damages claims, has been a […]
Price monitoring software and competition – new possibilities for RPM in absence of sufficient deterrence
Shortly after the dropping the A-bomb on Google for its alleged tying practices, the Commission […]
When the industry strikes back – UPS claims 1.7 billion Euro for the blocked merger with TNT
The recent fines imposed by the Commission on companies have made headlines quite a few […]