Let's talk antitrust

The EU capacitors cartel: What did the Court of Justice decide?

In 2018, nine Japanese companies were found to have exchanged sensitive pricing information over a 14-year period in breach of EU competition law.

Litigation funding: UK Supreme Court judgment in PACCAR

In July 2023, the UK Supreme Court ruled that the funding arrangements in the PACCAR case were unlawful.

Environmental sustainability agreements: The CMA’s new guidance

UK antitrust collective actions: Are the floodgates closing?

Trucks: UK damages claims, economic effects, and passing-on

No grounds for action and risky communications

CMA warning and advisory letters: What do you need to know?

Shaha El-Sheemy talks to Richard Whish KC about the CMA’s use of warning and advisory letters.

"Below threshold" mergers, jurisdictional creep and abuse of dominance

Ian Giles talks to Richard Whish KC about Advocate General Kokott’s recent opinion regarding whether the EU abuse of dominance rules can be used to challenge mergers.

Seeking comfort: The new EU Informal Guidance Notice

Alexandra Rogers talks to Richard Whish KC about the European Commission's new Informal Guidance Notice that was published on 3 October 2022.