Fairness in the public enforcement of EU competition law is closely scrutinised and therefore maintaining robust rules on the presentation of evidence, and on the burden and standard of proof is paramount, so much the more in the context of digital markets. Also critical to the EU’s commitment to fundamental rights is sound procedure and the right to judicial review. All of these are carefully reviewed in this book from the perspective of those who have been closest to the cases, with the result that the authors construct a definitive yet balanced portrayal of the state of EU competition law.
Key Features include:
Insight from two of the leading voices in the field
Thoroughly updated case law, demonstrating the current thinking on enforcement
New material on proof of each constituent element of the infringement
New material on abuse of a dominant position in the light of recent focus of case law on that area
Clear and accessible structure designed specifically for legal practitioners
This book continues to be an essential resource for competition litigators and for all practitioners specialising in EU competition law.
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