Clélia Jadot is a Legal Consultant in the Antitrust and Competition Practice Group at Sheppard Mullin in Brussels. Her practice focuses on EU competition law issues, including State aid and regulated network industries. Prior to joining Sheppard Mullin, Clélia conducted research in EU law at the University of Liège and the University of Hasselt. She mainly focused on State aid law and internal market law. She then completed a Schuman traineeship at the Legal Service of the European Parliament, in the Economic and Scientific Policies Unit.
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In its judgment of September 28, 2023, the Court of Justice dismissed in their entirety the appeals brought by Ryanair against the SAS Denmark and SAS Sweden judgments (T-378/20 and T-379/20, EU:T:2021:194 and EU:T:2021:195, comm. J. Derenne and R. Masquelier, Concurrences, n°3-2021, pp. (...)
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This ruling comes in the wake of numerous appeals lodged by Ryanair against decisions authorizing aid in the aviation sector during the COVID-19 pandemic. Factual and legal context In May 2020, Italy set up a compensation fund (130 million euros) for damages suffered by the aviation sector (...)
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This judgment is one of several brought by Ryanair against decisions authorizing aid in the aviation sector during the COVID-19 pandemic. It was delivered on the same day as the Lufthansa judgment commented on above (T-34/21 and T-87/21), and also annulled the Commission’s decision. Factual (...)
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The prior control of the granting of State aid by an independent and supranational authority, the European Commission, constitutes the essential cornerstone of the creation of the internal market. However, State aid procedural rules have privileged Member States, whilst third parties, (...)
