A major status report is that the Office is nearing the conclusion of its large investigation into the pharmaceutical sector.

The Czech Supreme Court lodged a request for a preliminary ruling (Case C-57/21) on 1 February 2021 regarding evidence disclosure under the EU Damages Directive 2014/104/EU.

The EU Digital Markets Act (DMA) entered into force on 1 November 2022. The DMA is designed to address the challenges posed by digital markets and sitting alongside traditional competition law...

The past three years have demonstrated that EU competition policy can lend significant support to the European Green Deal, which seeks to address climate and environmental challenges...

In its decision of April 12 2023, the French Competition Authority (the "Authority") condemned the price-fixing and market-sharing practices committed...

In accordance with its decision-making practice, the French Competition Authority ruled that these practices were abusive.

On May 18, 2021, the Federal Court of Justice ("FCJ") ruled that Booking.com's "narrow" best price clause violates Article 101 (1) TFEU (the cartel prohibition) as well.

The refusal to deal linked to the indispensable character of Android Auto seems to have been interpreted in an extensive way by the ICA.

For some time, the ACM has actively been enforcing competition rules against Apple relating to in-app payment services possibilities for apps offered via the App Store.

On July 6th the District Court of Utrecht rendered a decision in a tasteful case regarding registered shape marks for pudding packaging.

This is another step in the UOKiK's investigation of the capping of riders' salaries.

At the end of November, the Polish Competition Authority (UOKiK) imposed a fine exceeding PLN 76 million (approx. EUR 16.5 million) on Eurocash for the...

The Spanish Competition Authority ("CNMC") is working on a comprehensive Guide on the quantification of damages resulting from Competition Law infringements.

On 8 July 2009, the European Commission announced that it had fined each of E.On (including its subsidiary E.On Ruhrgas) and GDF Suez EUR 553 million for operating a market-sharing agreement.

The terms of an employment contract usually cannot be changed or varied without the consent of both parties (employer and employee), so an employer will often include policy statements in a non-contractual staff handbook, the terms of which it can change or update at will.

The Board affirmed Section 2(d) refusals to register the mark DEAD BIRD BREWING COMPANY (standard characters) [BREWING COMPANY disclaimed] and the design mark shown below, for beer, in view of the registered mark DEADBIRD for wines.

The Code on Wages, Bill 2019 ("the Code") seeks to regulate the payment of wages and bonuses in all establishments where industry

The old practice of just filing away a procured labour and material payment bond without taking proactive steps to notify potential claimants ...

Iowa AG Brenna Bird filed a lawsuit against multiple pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) and insulin manufacturers, alleging the companies violated Iowa's Consumer Fraud...