On May 3, 2016, the Lithuanian Supreme Administrative Court (LSAC) largely upheld fines originally imposed by the Lithuanian competition authority on travel agency users of an online booking system.

On 1 December 2005 the new wording of the Law on Public Procurement was proposed.

This week, the European Court of Justice (CJEU) upheld the General Court's judgment and European Commission's decision to fine the Lithuanian national railway company for abusing its dominant position.

Looking at the the harmonisation of the Lithuanian competition law.

The Republic of Lithuania is the largest of the three Baltic States with a territory of 65,300 sq. km (around 25,200 sq. miles).

In Lithuania, the issues related to the private enforcement of competition law are governed by the Law on Competition (23 March 1999, No VIII-1099) (the "Law on Competition" or the "Law"), the Code of Civil Procedure (28 February 2002, No IX-743) (the "Code of Civil Procedure") and the Civil Code (18 July 2000, No VIII-1864) (the "Civil Code").

The first legislation establishing merger control in Lithuania was the 1992 Law on Competition.