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The Act on Collective Damages in Class Actions (WAMCA), which entered into force on 1 January 2020, enhanced the possibilities for class actions in the Netherlands.

Companies are well-advised to keep track of the methods used by a competition authority to determine their cartel fine.

Leniency applicant Evonik recently managed to successfully block the publication of a more detailed version of an earlier cartel decision. Time will tell whether this success is a Pyrrhic victory.

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) delivered its long-awaited preliminary ruling in Nissan Iberia.

In December 2018, the Dutch Senate unanimously passed legislation to introduce the international trade chamber of the Court of Amsterdam (Netherlands Commercial Court ("NCC")) and the Amsterdam Court of Appeal ("NCCA").

The Court of Justice recently ruled on a question referred by an Austrian court about the Brussels I regulation.

If an anonymous trader sells illegal e-books online, the internet service provider may be ordered to reveal the infringer's identity.

Dispute Resolution analysis: in July 2015 the Amsterdam District Court concluded that there had been no abuse of procedural law by KLM in a case related to alleged freight cargo price fixing.

A US court of appeals on 5 April 2016 set aside a US federal judge's decision to reject a settlement between the Department of Justice and Fokker Services BV.

The Dutch Supreme Court recently delivered its ruling in the GeenStijl/Sanoma case.

According to the General Court, the European Commission can reject a complaint which has already been examined by a national competition authority, irrespective of the outcome of that review.

Décision Chambre de recours de l'EUIPO 20/06/2023, R 1952/2022-1, ST. JOSEPH (fig.) / Jägermeister (fig.)

The European Court of Justice recently confirmed that dominant companies need to be careful about granting rebates.

The EU General Court recently confirmed the European Commission’s broad investigative powers when conducting a dawn raid.

Enforcement actions by criminal and supervisory authorities are settled regularly.

The purpose of the Nomination of Top Income Act (hereafter: WNT) is to prevent excessive remuneration and severance payments at institutions in the (semi) public sector.

Rabobank had established a pledge on goods delivered to Kwekerij (Revadap) subject to retention of title.