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Helene Andersson

Stockholm University, Delphi (Stockholm)

Associate Professor in European Law / Counsel

Helene Andersson is counsel at Delphi in Stockholm where she specialises in competition law. With more than twenty years’ experience, her expertise spans the entire field of competition law. Helene holds a Doctor of Laws and is Associate Professor in European law at Stockholm University. She is the author of Dawn Raids under Challenge (2018) and Access and Cartel Cases (2021), both Hart Publishing.

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Stockholm University

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Delphi (Stockholm)

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Delphi (Stockholm)

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Stockholm University

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4962 Bulletin

Helene Andersson, Karl Hammarlund The Swedish Patent and Market Court of Appeal rejects damages claim by mobile phone subscriptions company against its mobile network supplier and wholesaler because concurrence of wills was not proven (Telesport / TeliaSonera Mobile Networks / Svea Billing Services)

3 February 2021 43

SUMMARY The case relates to a stand-alone claim for damages brought by Telesport AB (Telesport) against TeliaSonera Mobile Networks AB (Telia) and Svea Billing Services AB (Svea Billing). Telesport claimed that the two defendants had entered into an anticompetitive agreement or engaged in a (...)

Helene Andersson The Swedish Market Court finds that national postal operator abused its dominant position in the market for bulk mail deliveries (Bring CityMail Sweden / Posten Meddelande)

8 June 2011 766

In a ruling of 8 June 2011, the Swedish Market Court prohibits the national postal operator Posten from applying a worksharing discount system on certain bulk mail deliveries. The discount system is found to have foreclosing effects, and its application constitutes an abuse of Posten‘s dominant (...)

Helene Andersson The Swedish Competition Authority focus on the notion of single economic entity in price fixing cartel case (Scandorama and Ölvemarks Holiday)

8 December 2010 669

On 9 December 2010, the Swedish Competition Authority (“the Competition Authority”) initiated proceedings in the Stockholm City Court against the two bus companies Ölvemarks Holiday AB and Scandorama AB. According to the Competition Authority, the two companies have engaged in a price fixing and (...)

Helene Andersson The Swedish competition authority initiates proceedings against tyre companies for participation in alleged bid-rigging cartel (Däckia and Euromaster)

24 November 2010 1138

On 24 November 2010, the Swedish Competition Authority (“the Competition Authority”) initiated proceedings in the Stockholm City Court against the two tyre dealers Däckia AB and Euromaster AB. According to the Competition Authority, the two companies have engaged in a bid rigging cartel operated (...)

Elisabeth Eklund, Helene Andersson The Swedish Government publishes a new Competition Act which further harmonises with EU competition rules and introduces a number of new features to enhance cartel enforcement

1 November 2008 2346

A new Swedish Competition Act entered into force on 1 November 2008. The new legislation means further harmonisation with EC competition rules and it also introduces a number of new features in order to enhance cartel enforcement. One of the new features is the introduction of disqualification (...)

3222 Review

Elisabeth Eklund, Helene Andersson Effective private enforcement: The Swedish experience, a lesson for the EU?

September 2009 3222

During recent years, the European Commission has come to focus on private enforcement of the antitrust rules. In April 2008, it presented a White Paper setting out different options for action*. When launching the White Paper, Commissioner Neelie Kroes declared that the recommendations set out (...)