Disclaimer: The views expressed in this article are solely those of the author and do not represent the institutional views of the Turkish Competition Authority. As is well known, Article 9(1) of Law…
The Market's ResponseCompetition law rests on the assumption that when the largest undertaking in a market falters, its rivals compete harder rather than following its failure upward. The disruption…
IntroductionIreland’s national competition authority, the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (“CCPC”), has recently increased scrutiny of mergers using Assessments (i.e. a Statement of…
Cloud services have rapidly established themselves as a crucial resource for numerous economic operators globally, including those operating within the UK economy. Each year more and more businesses…
Most competition authorities have a preference for structural remedies in merger cases in the form of divestitures while behavioural remedies are used less frequently. The below blog post analyses…
We have recently celebrated the 25th anniversary of the EU Merger Regulation, which came into force on 21 September 1990.
Since that date, we have seen an exponential growth in merger control…
Last week, the Polish Lower Chamber of Parliament agreed final changes to Poland's competition law regime. The new regime, which will be implemented by amendments to the Polish Act on Competition…
Here is an item on an important decision of Canada's Competition Tribunal written by my partners George Addy, Sandra Forbes, John Bodrug and Jim Dinning. It is especially relevant for trade…
The Canadian Track Record in Punishing Cartel Conduct
Canada has a long history of pursuing and prosecuting cartels (more commonly referred to in Canadian competition law as "conspiracies"). The…
