Keith Jones has extensive experience in UK and EU competition law. He is a member of Baker & McKenzie’s Competition team and Competition Litigation Unit in the London office. Keith has published a number of articles on competition litigation and is co-author of the Competition Litigation, Europe. Keith advises on all aspects of competition law and economic regulation, including merger control, abuse of dominance, restrictive agreements and competition litigation. He advises clients in a variety of sectors, including defence, communications/broadcasting, pharmaceuticals, healthcare, water and electricity and has advised on issues relevant to other industries, including ports and ferries. Keith also has extensive experience before the UK competition authorities (including the OFT, OFCOM, the Competition Commission and the Competition Appeal Tribunal [CAT]), as well as the European Commission and the European Courts. He coordinates global competition issues for a number of clients.
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In its ruling on the European Commission’s 500 page Intel decision, in a crisp 150 paragraphs, the EU Court of Justice (the Court) revisited forty years of jurisprudence on when a dominant company’s rebate scheme may be abusive. Though no final decision for Intel, the case marks a potentially (...)
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This article has been nominated for the 2015 Antitrust Writing Awards. Click here to learn more about the Antitrust Writing Awards. Introduction It is, perhaps, time to take stock of the issue of ’criminal antitrust’ in the EU[[See on the same issue: Jérôme Lasserre Capdeville, The visits and (...)
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This article has been nominated for the 2013 Antitrust Writing Awards. Click here to learn more about the Antitrust Writing Awards. *Antitrust Litigation: Access to Documents Held by Regulatory Authorities The English High Court has confirmed that the principles established by the judgment (...)
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On 30 January 2003, the Office of Fair Trading (« OFT ») announced that it would cease its investigation into Bacardi-Martini Limited (« Bacardi »). The investigation, which had begun following complaints made by Pernod Ricard S.A. (« Pernod »), the owner of the Havana Club brand, in relation to (...)
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On 13 November 2002, the Office of Fair Trading (« OFT ») (at the time, the Director General of Fair Trading) found that the rules of the General Insurance Standards Council (« GISC »), intended to improve standards in the insurance sector, were not anti-competitive. This decision followed the (...)
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2015 Competition Case Law Digest - A Synthesis of EU and National Leading Cases
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