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Reforming the UK Competition Regime

September 10, 2019

Author: Michelle Meagher, Senior Policy fellow, Centre for Law, Economics and Society

 These remarks were delivered on 4th July 2019 at the Women@UK Spotlight Sessions event.  The text has been lightly edited for clarity

On the outskirts of Phoenix, Arizona, th...

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Competition for the digital age

September 10, 2019

Author: Anna Mitchell, Counsel, Linklaters LLP

 Based on a speech given at the W@ Spotlight Sessions event in London, July 2019. The views expressed are strictly personal

The digital sector is top of mind for competition authorities globally and the CMA in particular see...

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Competition
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VIDEO: 4th Chillin' Competition Conference (Catriona Hatton "Due Process in Antitrust")

February 4, 2019

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Catriona Hatton spoke about due process in antitrust at the 4th Chillin' Competition conference which took place on 30 November 2018 in Brussels.

The video of her presentation is available here.

Credits to Chillin' Competition.

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Back to basics: the ABCs of disruptive technologies and antitrust and competition law

February 28, 2018

Author: Sandy Aziz (Norton Rose Fulbright LLP) 

Europe’s competition law climate is weathered by fear and speculation regarding the dangers of technologies, which despite not being newly discovered, are described as “disruptive” because they’ve overturned conventional b...

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Excessive Pricing

Pharmaceutical pricing—is antitrust the right tool for the job?

February 1, 2018

Author: Dr Avantika Chowdhury, Principal, Oxera 

Disclaimer: the views expressed in this article are only those of the author, and do not represent the views of any associated organisation.

The recent focus on ‘fairness’ in competition law and policy circles has br...

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Legal and Economic Perspectives on the CJEU’s Intel Judgement – welcome but a missed opportunity?

September 26, 2017

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Esther Kelly and Nitika Bagaria

  • The relatively brief reasoning – at a cost of further clarity on the law on burden of proof, presumption of illegality and “capacity”

  • The judgement leaves unanswered questions on how the ‘as efficient competitor’ (“AEC”) test should be applied in practice

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