Jenny, Frederic; Charbit, Nicolas

2020 Competition Case Law Digest - A Synthesis of EU, US and National Leading Cases

Frédéric Jenny, Nicolas Charbit (Editors)

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This 4th edition of the Competition Law Digest provides readers with a synthesis of leading antitrust cases from 1990 to 2019, from the EU & Member States, the US, and other relevant jurisdictions.

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The Digest comprises 41 essays and is structured in two parts: Part I deals with competition rules in general (procedural rules, unilateral practices, mergers...), whereas Part II is dedicated to specific sectors (digital, energy & environment, healthcare & pharma…). The Digest contributes towards building a corpus of information on national doctrine and precedent in the EU, US and worldwide. It is to date the sole publication which allows lawyers, economists, in-house counsels, academics and government officials to draw effective comparisons between competition case law and policies in different jurisdictions.

Read the Foreword by Frédéric Jenny
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See the List of Contributors.

Frédéric Jenny - Digest
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Ioannis Kokkoris - Digest
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Simon Holmes - Digest
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With contributions from Adrien Alberini, Peter Alexiadis, Bertold Bär-Bouyssière, Ciara Barbu-O’Connor, Jennifer Boudet, Patrice Bougette, Christian Bovet, Cristina Caffarra, Luis Campos, Alec J. Burnside, Michael Carrier, Antoine Chapsal, Christophe Charlier, Philippe Coen, Giuseppe Colangelo, Michael D. Hausfeld, Benoit d’Udekem, Peter Davis, Raphaël De Coninck, Catherine Derenne, Jacques Derenne, Sean Ennis, Lydia Gavriilidou, Catherine Gordley, Roberto Grasso, Linda Gratz, Georgios Gryllos, Gönenç Gürkaynak, Ignacio Herrera Anchustegui, Simon Holmes, David Hull, Jay Jurata, Adam Kidane, Ioannis Kokkoris, Margaret Kyle, Nicholas Levy, Emily Luken, Fayrouze Masmi-Dazi, Anna Morfey, Jens Munk Plum, Annalies Outhuijse, Onur Özgümüş, Philippe-Emmanuel Partsch, Alex Petrasincu, Rupprecht Podszun, Marion Provost, John Ratliff, Nicole Robins, James S. Venit, Marcus Smith QC, Mélanie Thill-Tayara, Esra Uçtu, Andrea Usai, Georges Vallindas, Marc Van Audenrode, Theon van Dijk, Frank Wijckmans, Johan Ysewyn.

Testimonials

Eleanor M. Fox
NYU School of Law (New York)

États-Unis 27 contributions 48889 visites

This volume is a researcher’s heaven. It should be the source of first resort for considering the relationship between EU competition law and the competition laws of the Member States. Organized according to the most important substantive and procedural issues and by principal sectors, the book is a journey through the convergences and divergences of the competition laws of the jurisdictions, with much learned perspective and wise analysis.
Pierre Y. Cremieux
Analysis Group (Boston)

United States 5 contributions 5113 visits

The fifth edition of this compendium of antitrust case law contains a wealth of updated information on competition in the EU and other jurisdictions. This makes it essential reading for both practitioners and scholars working in this area.
Charles Pommies
Allen & Overy (Brussels)

Belgium 3 contributions 9181 visits

The Competition Case Law Digest is a tremendously useful tool for practitioners all over Europe (and beyond). This guided tour through the diversity of the European antitrust landscape highlights convergence and divergences between jurisdictions in a unique way. By facilitating access to national case law and practice across borders, it provides invaluable food for thought on the interpretation of competition law concepts and also constitutes a very rich source of inspiration for crafting arguments and exploring the boundaries of the law.
Marco D’Ostuni
Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton (Rome)

Italy 5 contributions 1521 visits

If anyone could dream books into existence, I would be the author of this Digest instead of purchasing it. Competition law is increasingly about what happens in the Member States. This is one precious tool in a professional’s daily life: a lot of useful information on EU, national and US case law, in a concise, fastidious and user-friendly format.
Mel Marquis
Monash Law School (Melbourne)

Italy 8 contributions 4367 visits

In each Digest, astute and experienced authors synthesize a vast array of case practice. The rich collection thus enables researchers and practitioners to keep abreast with the most salient developments and to appreciate how they fit, comfortably or otherwise, together.
James Robinson
Baker McKenzie (London)

United Kingdom 1 contribution 1335 visits

The Competition Case Law Digest is an invaluable source for practitioners and academics, covering issues of key topical relevance, and combining expert synthesis and analysis with comprehensive citations to a wealth of EU and national cases.
Paul Nihoul
General Court of the European Union (Luxembourg)

Belgique 10 contributions 10544 visites

This Digest is the most comprehensive, up to date and reliable source of information on antitrust in the EU - at national and European level.
Florian Wagner-von Papp
Helmut Schmidt University of the Armed Forces (Hamburg)

16 contributions 36467 visits

The Concurrences e-Competitions Antitrust Case Law Bulletin has long been an indispensable source of knowledge on how competition law is actually applied in the EU Member States (and well beyond). After nearly a decade of prodigious reporting, it has occasionally become difficult to see the wood for the trees. The 2013 Competition Case Law Digest comes to the rescue: It groups together cases from the various jurisdictions thematically, covering all areas of competition law and sectors, and in the best comparative law tradition teases out the similarities and differences. And the Digest does much more than that. In shining the spotlight on how the application of European competition law has developed in the Member States, the commentary by distinguished academics and practitioners gives valuable insights into how Regulation (EC) 1/2003 should develop in the future. A ’must purchase’ recommendation for all law libraries, law firms, and anybody interested in the actual practice of European competition law.
Assimakis Komninos
White & Case (Brussels)

Belgium 39 contributions 66279 visits

This book is the first real digest of essays on EU and mostly national case law in the area of competition law. As such, it is the Bible in terms of doing research on how a specific competition law issue has been treated by the courts in Europe. Any practitioner or academic that wants to do research on a specific competition law topic must start from this digest. This is a wonderful source of case notes and materials.
Jacques Derenne
Sheppard Mullin (Brussels)

France 400 contributions 677625 visits

This Digest is a unique product for those who want to have a comprehensive and updated view on the true application of antitrust and merger cases both at EU and national level. It is based on the e-Competitions data base compiled since the so-called modernisation of 2004. The Digest provides a unique one-stop access to a synthetic and synoptic approach of these EU and national cases, allowing to taste the degree of convergence between the EU and the national levels. Although State aid covers a few pages only out of the 600 pages (whilst State aid cases are more numerous than antitrust cases before national courts!), the compendium and the analysis of antitrust and merger cases are impressive. A must in every competition law library. The 2014 edition will certainly cover the entire competition law cases!
Richard Whish
King’s College (London)

United Kingdom 34 contributions 98292 visits

Congratulations to everyone involved in producing this superb collection of materials. This is the response to Regulation 1/2003 and the decentralization of the enforcement of competition law that has been needed: it takes just a few minutes of reviewing the contents of the 2013 Competition Case Law Digest to appreciate that it is an invaluable – indeed indispensable – guide to what is happening across the 28 Member States. I know that I will be referring to it regularly.
Christian Bovet
Geneva Law School

Switzerland 7 contributions 21747 visits

This insightful and thought-provoking compendium will no doubt prove to be an invaluable research and reference tool for scholars and practitioners alike. Despite the diversity and complexity of substantive and procedural issues addressed, including from a comparative law perspective, the presentation is coherent, systematic and user-friendly throughout.
John Ratliff
Henderson Chambers (London)

United Kingdom 8 contributions 8644 visits

e-Competitions and its related Competition Case Law Digest is a ground-breaking initiative, combining reports of cases before the European Commission and Courts and before the national enforcement authorities and courts throughout Europe. The results are interesting and important, insofar as they show how the rules are used in different ways in different contexts. Given the way that commercial practices may be judged in many jurisdictions, it is really useful to have a resource like this, whether in preparing your defence, or looking for new ideas to help open up markets.
Nicolas Petit
European University Institute (Florence)

Italy 50 contributions 105628 visits

This book fills a gap opened 10 years ago with the decentralisation of competition enforcement. It gives handy access to a goldmine of national cases. A must consult for any thorough research on EU competition law.
Gunnar Niels
Oxera (Oxford)

United Kingdom 10 contributions 8642 visits

A comprehensive but accessible competition digest put together by some of the most authoritative contributors in the field, usefully covering not just core antitrust and mergers but also important specific areas including state aid, digital and sustainability.