Christophe Roquilly

EDHEC (Lille)

Academic (Professor)

Christophe Roquilly (PhD) is a tenured Professor of Business Law at EDHEC Business School (France), and the Director of the Legal EDHEC Research Centre. His primary teaching and research interests are corporate law, intellectual property law and competition law. Christophe Roquilly is now dedicating his research to the relationships between law and strategy. He has written numerous articles in both French and foreign law journals, and has presented his research during French and international conferences, for both academics and practitioners. Christophe Roquilly is leading the Legal Performance chronicle for the French review La Loi-Les Petites Affiches. He has held a range of managerial positions at EDHEC Business School : Chair of the Legal Department, Dean for Faculty Development, Associate Dean and Director of Graduate Programmes.

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EDHEC (Lille)

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Christophe Collard

EDHEC (Lille)

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1430 | Évènements

3 juin 2014 Paris Les rôles du directeur juridique en droit de la concurrence Voir la documentation

14 mai 2014 Paris Les nouveaux horizons de la compliance : Concurrence, éthique et lutte anti-corruption Voir la documentation

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Christophe Roquilly, Professeur à l'Edhec, Directeur du centre de recherche LegalEdhec — Paris, 3 juin 2014 © Concurrences — Christophe Roquilly 3 juin 2014 Paris

Articles

10418 Bulletin

Christophe Roquilly The French Competition Authority issues recommendations in order to ensure adequate competition in the sector of online betting and gambling

20 janvier 2011 942

Further to a request in relation to the gambling and betting market, made by the European Gaming and Betting Association (EGBA) under article L. 462-1 of the French Code de commerce, and regarding French statute n° 2010-476, which regulates online betting and gambling, the French Competition (...)

Christophe Roquilly The French Supreme Court rules that the Paris Court of appeal has not given a legal basis to its judgment confirming the Competition Authority’s decision to end an exclusive distribution agreement in the mobile phone sector (Orange / Apple / France Télécom)

16 février 2010 3149

Further to an agreement with Apple company, Orange became the exclusive carrier service provider and exclusive iPhone wholesaler over the French territory. Bouygues Télécom referred the matter to the French Competition Authority which ruled that this agreement seriously and immediately undermined (...)

Christophe Roquilly The Paris Court of First Instance considers that a leading online auctions website must benefit from the “host” legal status created under French law for online platforms (L’Oréal / eBay)

13 mai 2009 1516

eBay Inc., technical host of the website ebay.fr, eBay International, which runs the services proposed on ebay.fr, eBay Europe, which is the co-contractor of sellers and buyers (located in the EU) on eBay, eBay France, which is the advertising agency and the contact of French internet users of (...)

Christophe Roquilly The Paris Commercial Court orders a search engine and an online advertiser to pay damages to a company whose name and domain name have both been used in the Adwords program (Cobrason / Google, Home Ciné Solutions)

23 octobre 2008 1839

Google France and Home Ciné Solutions (HCS) have been sued in France by Cobrason before the Commercial Court (Tribunal de commerce) of Paris. Cobrason claims that HCS is using both its company title (Cobrason) and its domain name (Cobrason.com) in the form of keywords it had purchased from (...)

Christophe Roquilly The Strasbourg Court of First Instance rules that parallel resales do constitute an act of unfair competition (Puma / France Telecom / Brandalley / Vanam)

8 janvier 2008 2972

France Telecom, Brandvalley and Vanam companies have been sued in France by Puma France Company for distributing Puma brand products on a website, whereas they weren’t members of the Puma distribution system. Puma France filed a claim to the Strasbourg Court of First Instance for emergency (...)

3409 Revue

Christophe Collard, Christophe Roquilly Codes d’éthique et concurrence : Du risque déclaré de non-conformité aux règles de concurrence à son intégration dans les codes d’éthique

septembre 2012 745

Le risque de non-conformité aux règles de concurrence est perçu comme un risque juridique majeur, spécialement par les entreprises multinationales de première importance. En réaction à cette menace, des programmes de conformité antitrust sont mis en place, qui font l’objet d’une attention croissante de (...)

Christophe Roquilly Intel, dix ans après : Le mythe de la compliance revisité ?

mai 2010 2664

Le cas Intel offre l’opportunité de s’interroger sur l’efficacité des programmes de compliance et leur utilité. Alors qu’Intel avait été citée, dans un article publié il y a presque dix ans dans la Harvard Business Review, comme un modèle en matière de compliance programmes, la Commission européenne a (...)