Adeline Archimbaud is an associate in the Brussels office of White & Case and a member of the firm’s EU law practice group. Her practice focuses on European and French competition law, including antitrust and merger control. Adeline assists clients in proceedings before the European Commission and EU courts. Adeline also has experience in broader matters of EU law, notably in EU internal market law and EU regulatory law, and international public law. Prior to joining White & Case, Adeline interned at the Cabinet of Judge H. Kanninen of the EU General Court and worked in the antitrust departments of other international law firms in Paris. Adeline holds an LLM degree from the College of Europe and a Master of Law from the Université Paris II Panthéon-Assas.
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The Damages Directive has seriously undermined the attractivity of the leniency programmes. The safeguards provided by the Directive have not been able to preserve the effectiveness of this key tool for the detection of cartels by European competition authorities. The challenged European (...)
