Competition Cases from the European Union

The EU Competition Law Handbook is a comprehensive citator for Commission decisions and competition cases before the EU and National courts, conveniently cross-referenced by subject matter. Updated annually, this is the 21st edition, incorporating decisions and developments up to June 2010. • Provides a complete digest to every published EU competition law case, regulation, notice, judgment and decision • Updated to include all EU competition law developments since the last edition, as well as a selection of more than 500 leading national cases • All cases and decisions are cross referenced by key topics, keywords • An invaluable starting point for researching your competition law cases • Highly regarded among competition lawyers as a research tool for the identification of the key competition cases and legislation, and the location of decisions, commentaries and documentation • Takes the pain out of research by identifying the key cases and legislation relevant to specific subjects and keywords under the broad spectrum of competition law Relevant new legislation and changes • Refers to new cases and legislation since the previous edition • Expanded to include a selection of more than 500 leading national cases • User-friendly structure – split into three distinct sections: - Competition rules: Lists relevant EU and national cases and legislative materials according to the general competition rules - Mergers and acquisitions: Lists relevant EU and national cases and legislative materials relating to mergers and acquisitions, with new and improved classifications covering: counterfactual; assessment of parallel mergers; vertical mergers (input and customer foreclosure); procedure (including stop-the-clock issues) - Tables: 17 tables of cases, decisions, fines, legislation and documents, logically presented, and including references to full reports in the Official Journal, Common Market Law Reports, European Court Reports, and e-Competitions • Includes the e-Competitions references for national decisions to enable users to locate English case digests