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When Does Information Exchange Cross The Line Into Anti-Competitive Conduct?
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Published 31 Oct 2024
Belgian Competition Authority Imposes Massive Fines On Security Companies For Cartel Practices Involving Price-Fixing, Bid Rigging And No Poach Agreements
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Cartel Intel – Interview With FTI Consulting Senior Managing Director Ashley Brickles
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Up In Smoke - Belgian Competition Authority (BCA) Imposes EUR 36 Million In Fines On Four Major Cigarette Manufacturers For Engaging In An Information Sharing Cartel
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Belgium Implements ECN+ Directive And Amends The Competition Rules For The Third Time In As Many Years
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European Commission Adopts Guidelines Concerning "Pass-On" Of Cartel Overcharges
Linklaters
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Recent Developments In Hybrid Settlement Cases
A&O Shearman
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Published 10 Jul 2019
Reform Of Belgian Competition Law
Van Bael & Bellis
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Published 23 May 2019
General Court Reduces The Fine Imposed On Pometon In Steel Abrasives Cartel Case
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Published 21 May 2019
EU Commission Must Provide Adequate Statement Of Reasons When Departing From Standard Fining Methodology
Van Bael & Bellis
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Published 25 Feb 2019
Court Of Justice Of European Union Sets Aside General Court Judgments Granting Damages For Excessively Long Judicial Proceedings
Van Bael & Bellis
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Published 28 Nov 2018
ECJ Confirms Validity Of Broadly-Worded Jurisdiction Clauses In Article 102 Damages Actions
Van Bael & Bellis
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Published 28 Nov 2018
Heat Stabilisers Cartel Case – Calculation Of The Fine: Principle Of Equal Treatment
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Published 7 Nov 2018
EU Cartels Developments In September 2018
Van Bael & Bellis
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Published 7 Aug 2018
Belgian Supreme Court Removes One More Hurdle In European Commission's Claim For Damages Against Elevator Cartel
Van Bael & Bellis