ERA: Summer Course on European Antitrust Law
Section
Event Description
Objective
This course will provide participants with an in-depth understanding of the basics of EU antitrust law and a comprehensive update on the latest developments in each field.
Participants will be able to deepen their knowledge through case studies and workshops.
Key topics
- Key concepts of competition policy and economics
- Methods for defining the relevant market
- Practical illustration of the rules applicable to vertical and horizontal agreements
- Cartels, information exchange, tacit collusion and oligopoly issues
- The abuse of a dominant market position
- Anticompetitive practices in the digital economy
- Public and private enforcement of antitrust rules
- Theory and practice of dawn raids
- The Commission’s leniency policy
Who should attend?
Practitioners seeking a thorough overview of European antitrust law and its latest trends.
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Language: English
Organisers: Avgustina Dorich and
Jaroslav Opravil (ERA)
Event number: 219B09
Speakers
Robert Bäuerle
Senior Legal Counsel, Deutsche Bahn AG, Berlin
Werner Berg
Partner, Baker McKenzie, Brussels
Rosa Greaves
Professor at the University of Glasgow
Hein Hobbelen
Partner, Bird & Bird LLP, Brussels/The Hague
Manuel Kellerbauer
Member of the Legal Service, European Commission, Brussels
Jens-Olrik Murach
Partner, Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP, Brussels
Hanns Peter Nehl
Legal Secretary, General Court of the European Union, Luxembourg
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