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SUMMARY:Workshop: Ten Years of Competition Law Reform
DESCRIPTION:Competition of Competition Law Systems: The Paradigm of Private Enforcement \nDr Assimakis P Komninos\, White & Case \nFault Requirements in Damages Claims \nDr Paolisa Nebbia\, University of Leicester. \nPrivate Enforcement – What about Article 82? \nHedvig KS Schmidt\, Southampton Univeristy. \nCarrots and Sticks – Leniency\, Fines and Settlement in EC Cartel Cases \nDeclan Walsh\, UCC\, Cork. \nCartel Direct Settlements: A Blind Alley for DG Comp \nProf Alan Riley\, City University. \nLame Duck or Black Mamba: Can the Cartel Offence Enhance Deterrence? \nDr Andreas Stephan\, UEA. \nThe Increasing Personalisation of Competition Enforcement \nPaul Hughes\, University of Westminster. \nA Critical Assessment of the ECMR Reform \nIoannis Kokkoris & Krisztian Katona. \nIntellectual Property and Competition Law: Will Reorming Article 82 be Enough?\nDaryl Lim Tze Wei\, Max Planck Institute. \nHungarian Competition Policy as a Model-child\nDr Szilagyi Pal\, Competition Law Research Centre\, Hungary \n
URL:https://clasf.org/event/workshop-ten-years-of-competition-law-reform/
LOCATION:Law School\, University of Strathclyde\, Glasgow\, United Kingdom
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