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SUMMARY:Private Antitrust Enforcement: taking stock and looking ahead - CLaSF Workshop - Programme
DESCRIPTION:XLII Competition Law Scholars Forum Workshop\nFriday\, 4th October 2024\nPrivate Antitrust Enforcement: taking stock and looking ahead\nIE University/ IE Law School\, Madrid (Spain)\nIE Tower (room T-16/01)\nPaseo de La Castellana 259\nMadrid E-28046 \n09:30 – 09:50 Registration and Coffee (HUB 16) \n09:50 – 10:00 Welcome and Introduction: Barry Rodger (CLaSF\, University of Strathclyde)\nand Fernando Pastor (IE Law School) \n10:00–11:15 Setting the Context: Private Enforcement under EU Law\, Chair: Barry\nRodger \nCsongor Istvan Nagy\, Galway University\nThe private enforcement of competition law in Europe: we have a religion- now it’s time to find a founder! \nGustavo Andrés Martin\, Juzgado de lo Mercantil 1 of Alicante\nPrivate Enforcement After Ten Years of the Antitrust Damages Directive \nLena Hornkohl\, University of Vienna\nCollective Actions for competition law violations in the EU: state of play \n11:15 – 11:35 Coffee Break (HUB 16) \n11:35 – 13:15 Extending Private Enforcement\, Chair: Lena Hornkohl \nEduardo Pastor Martinez\, Audiencia Provincial of Valencia (section 9)\nContracts and Damages: The Expansive Nature of the Private Enforcement of Competition Law \nAntonio Robles Martin-Laborda\, Carlos III Madrid University\nStandard Arbitration Agreements and Cartel Damages under EU Law \nMiguel Sousa Ferro & Ricardo Jorge Silva\, Lisbon Law School & Sousa Ferro & Associados\nEuropean Commission at Court: Friend or Foe to Antitrust Private Enforcement? \nDominik Wolski\, Kozminski University\nHarm Displacement and Private Antitrust Enforcement \n13.15 – 14.30 Lunch (HUB 16) \n14:30 –15:45 Competition law Collective Redress: Key Themes and Developments in the UK\, Chair: Angus MacCulloch \nBarry Rodger\, University of Strathclyde\nKey Themes in the Certification of Collective Proceedings in the UK by the CAT under the Consumer Rights Act 2015 \nMaria Ioannidou\, Queen Margaret University\nUK Collective Actions against Big Tech: Private Enforcement 2.0 \nSebastian Peyer\, University of East Anglia\nLitigation Funding after PACCAR- challenges in UK competition litigation and beyond \n15:45 – 16:00 Coffee Break (HUB 16) \n16.00–17:15 Private Enforcement: A Comparative Perspective\, Chair: Maria Ioannidou \nAurelien Portuese\, George Washington University\nComparative Law and Economics of Private Antitrust Enforcement: a Framework to\nmeet half way \nRita Paukste\, Mykolas Romeris University\nWhy (Successful) actions for damages are rare in Lithuania \nFrancisco Marcos\, IE University & academic counsel CCS Abogados\nDamages in the Spanish paper envelopes cartel \n17:15 – 17:30 Closing comments \n18:00 Drinks \n20:30 Speakers’ Dinner \n  \n  \n \n
URL:https://clasf.org/event/private-antitrust-enforcement-taking-stock/
LOCATION:IE Law School\, IE University\, Madrid\, Calle de María de Molina\, 15\, Chamartín\, 28006\, Madrid\, Spain
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