Robert Eriksson is a Solicitor (England & Wales) at Pinsent Masons LLP in London. Robert is a Senior Associate with over 15 years’ experience of advising on EU and UK competition law matters in various industries, including financial services, life sciences, transport and building materials sectors. He has experience from dawn raids and investigations, including cartels and abuse of dominance cases, from both competition authorities and private practice. He advises clients in various different industries, particularly in the transport, financial services, pharmaceuticals and building materials sectors. Robert has key experience of advising clients on cartel and abuse of dominance cases and also advises clients on EU Merger Regulation and multijurisdictional merger control issues. Robert has also worked at other UK and US law firms in London and Brussels; and as a stagiaire at the European Commission, DG Enterprise. He is a former Senior Case Officer at the Swedish Competition Authority. He studied law at Stockholm University, Sweden; Katholieke Universiteit Nijmegen, the Netherlands; and BPP Law School, UK.
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Background Cityhook Limited ("Cityhook") was founded in 1999 by three British engineers to exploit a patented technology invented by one of its founders. The patented technology consisted of a foreshore ducting system for drilling a tunnel under the foreshore and sea-bed to enable the (...)
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Background Licensed betting offices (“LBOs”) have, since 1987, had the right to show live racing coverage. Four of the largest bookmakers formed Satellite Information Services (“SIS”), which, until 2007, acted as the sole provider of live racing coverage. In 2004, various racecourses in Great (...)
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Background 1. On 3 December 2003, the European Commission (the “Commission”) adopted a decision finding that various undertakings had participated in a series of agreements and concerted practices within the meaning of Article 81 EC Treaty ( “Article 81”) in the market for carbon and (...)
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Background The Claimant is an English company which is part of the World’s largest brake systems manufacturing group (the KBS Group). It is a wholly owned subsidiary of a German company (KBS GmbH). The Defendant is a German company and is part of a group of companies which, along with the KBS (...)
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Background The present case involves "follow on" claims for compensation in respect of damage suffered as a result of the vitamins cartel, which was famously subject to a Commission decision in 2001. The Commission found that notwithstanding the number of producers involved in eight distinct (...)
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This case involved an interim application from Software Cellular Network Limited (trading under the name Truphone (“Truphone”) to the High Court of England and Wales on 11 July 2007. Truphone sought an injunction against T-Mobile (UK) Limited (“T-Mobile”) requiring it to activate Truphone (...)
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