Georgios Gryllos
General Court of the European Union (Luxembourg)
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George Gryllos Studied Law at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and holds a Master’s Degree in EU Law from the above University. He practiced law as an attorney in Greece and became Legal Secretary in 2004. Served under Judges S. Papasavvas (2004-2010), N. J. Forwood (2010-2015) and D. Gratsias (2015-present). As a lawyer he mainly dealt with Contract Law, IP Law, Tax Law, State aids and commercial arbitration. As a Legal Secretary, he has dealt with a range of cases, such as Competition law (cartels, mergers, abuses of dominance including in IP and finance-related fields); State aids (Air-transport, Services of general economic interest, Taxation, Privatisation schemes, Mining rights, Investment financing, public broadcasting); Public procurement; Extra-contractual liability of the Union; Common agricultural policy; Public access to documents; External action (restrictive measures, asset freezing); Trade-Marks and designs; Antidumping and Free movement of services.
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Rule of reason, passing-on defence, per se infringements, extraterritoriality, illegally obtained evidence, alternative explanations, indirect evidence are only some of the notions interpreted and applied by competition law courts on both sides of the Atlantic. Do the judges analyse and apply them in a similar fashion? Given that two courts of the same jurisdiction may hold differing views on the same issue, one might say that the question is not worth asking. But still. The question is worth asking when various jurisdictions are compared, each one taken as a whole, with a focus on the substance rather than on differing formulas. This special issue brings together a critical mass of articles enabling the practitioner to gain an overview of complex matters in a concise but also precise way.
3309 Review
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As the European Commission is preparing its proposal for a ’New Competition Tool’, we look at the legal, Institutional and policy Implications of such a tool. We examine questions of legal basis, substantive standard of Intervention, procedural design and judicial review and the role of EU (...)
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The European Union is based on the rule of law inasmuch as measures adopted by its institutions or by its Member States are reviewed as to their conformity with EU Law within what is called “a complete system of legal remedies and procedures.” In this context, the question arises as to the (...)
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2020 Competition Case Law Digest - A Synthesis of EU, US and National Leading Cases
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31 January 2020
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