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Gavin Bushell  (Baker McKenzie, Belgium)
Clear roads ahead? Judgment on selective distribution systems from the European Court of Justice
June 14, 2012

In a judgment handed down today (C-158/11 Auto 24), the EU Court of Justice ("CJEU") confirmed that suppliers operating selective distribution systems ("SDSs") are under no obligation to publish the…

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Damien Gerard  (College of Europe, Belgium)
Managing cross-border antitrust investigations
May 29, 2012

Cross-border antitrust enforcement issues are back on the agenda. The recent Toshiba judgment of the European Court of Justice (“ECJ”) has confirmed a number of principles governing the network…

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Thomas Graf  (Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP)
Italian Patents Revisited
March 12, 2012

Steffano Grassani wrote a thoughtful response to my post on the Italian Pfizer decision. His discussion helps to crystallize some of the key issues raised by the case that merit some further…

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Eric Barbier de la Serre  (Jones Day)
Unlimited jurisdiction: the end of a misnomer?
September 12, 2011

The past decade has seen a flurry of articles published trying to make sense of the degree of control that the EU Courts exercise on complex economic reasoning. By contrast, much less has been…

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Thomas Graf  (Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP)
How Indispensable Is Indispensability?
April 18, 2011

In its recent TeliaSonera judgment, the Court of Justice discusses whether a margin squeeze can only be abusive if the dominant company has a duty to supply the input at issue. The Court concludes…

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Andrea Lofaro  (RBB Economics, Belgium)
A few thoughts on Oracle's Sun takeover and Widenius appeal
July 16, 2010

On Friday 2nd July, Monty Widenius, founder of open source database company MySQL, owned by Sun, filed an appeal against the European Commission’s unconditional clearance of the merger between Oracle…

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