Books published by Institute of Competition Law

This 3rd edition of the Competition Law Digest provides a synthesis of EU and national leading antitrust cases from 1990 to 2016.

Volume I of Liber Amicorum in honor of Frederic Jenny. Foreword by Sir Philip Lowe.

This first volume of Douglas H. Ginsburg Liber Amicorum gathers original essaysthat pay tribute to the exceptional career of Judge Ginsburg. Known in the legalcommunity as a "giant in antitrust law," Judge Ginsburg has heard appeals inseveral of the US landmark antitrust cases of our times. This first volume looksat Judge Ginsburg's career, offering a unique showcase of antitrust issues acutelyanalyzed by prominent lawyers, enforcers, academics and economists from theUS, Europe and abroad.

Ce troisieme tome des Grands arrets du droit de la concurrence couvre la pratique decisionnelle et la jurisprudence en matiere de pratiques commerciales deloyales et de contrats de distribution.

Ce petit manuel irrévérencieux d'économie est une balade qui emprunte des chemins de traverse et prend le temps de s'arrêter sur un fait d'actualité, parfois d'apparence anodine, pour le décrypter avec les lunettes de l'économiste. Un regard souvent décalé, qui démasque les vérités d'évidence et invite à réfléchir. Un regard qui permet de s'initier, sans même le vouloir ou le savoir, au raisonnement économique.

Walid Chaiehloudj repond aux problemes poses par les accords de report d'entree (pay-for-delay) conclus dans le secteur pharmaceutique en mobilisant une approche comparatiste.

Leading competition professionals from around the world present reflections & forecasts on topical issues in antitrust. Nestled among the exchanges are insights into the professional paths of the women interviewed.

At a time of reckoning for the future of antitrust, this Liber Amicorum brings together a diverse collection of today's leading thinkers to pay tribute to Albert Allen (Bert) Foer, founder of the American Antitrust Institute (AAI). In doing so, it illustrates the intellectual landscape of the antitrust debate, with articles that go to the heart of its goals, and others that light a path forward towards reform. Others yet delve into the pressing issues of enforcement and remedies. The variety of voices included characterize the breadth of perspectives that Bert cultivated at the AAI, from lawyers and academics to enforcers and journalists. In providing a platform for multidisciplinary discourse through the AAI, Bert helped create the foundation on which today's movement rests, a public citizen's voice spotlighting competition as the basis of diversity and dynamism.

Leading competition professionals from around the world present reflections and forecasts on topical issues in antitrust and competition law and policy in this first volume of Women & Antitrust. Over a series of candid conversations, enforcers, in-house counsels, lawyers and academics take on questions regarding, among others, the following areas: assessment & regulation vis-à-vis digital platforms; behavioural economics & competition policy; public interest concerns, including privacy; Brexit & its expected impact; international cooperation; policy and enforcement trends for 2020.Nestled among the exchanges are insights into the professional paths of the women interviewed. Through personal anecdotes, they share perspectives on their chosen roles, if and how gender has informed their career choices, and offer advice to young practitioners interested in joining this field.This volume has been published in cooperation with W@Competition. A second volume will be published in cooperation with Women's Competition Network (WCN).

This Liber Amicorum highlights the global reach of Professor Whish's influence. Enforcers, academics and practitioners from around the world pay tribute to the mastery of competition law that Professor Whish embodies, and has shared with students with trademark erudition and enthusiasm. At this important juncture in the history of the EU and the UK, this tribute is a timely compendium of views from both sides. The legendary 'object box' is analysed anew, along with enforcement issues. It also includes voices from further afield, discussing recent developments in competition law. The diversity of topics covered is testament to the breadth of Professor Whish's authority, and illustrates a legal landscape which he has helped shape through clarity and common sense.

Le présent ouvrage fait le point sur l'ensemble des aspects juridiques et pratiquesdes inspections de concurrence des autorités françaises.Sont abordées successivement les inspections lourdes (visites et saisies sur autorisationjudiciaire de l'article L. 450-4 du code de commerce), les perquisitions pénales de concurrence(article L. 450-1, II bis du code de commerce et 56 du code de procédure pénale) ainsi queles enquêtes simples (article L. 450-3 du code de commerce).Pour chacune de ces enquêtes, l'auteur dépeint la nature de l'inspection, s'interroge sur saconformité aux droits fondamentaux avant de décrire son déroulement et les mesures àprendre par l'entreprise visée en amont de toute enquête et évidemment en situationd'inspection. L'ensemble de l'ouvrage s'appuie sur une somme d'exemples issus de lapratique quotidienne de l'auteur.Il s'agit du premier tome consacré aux inspections de concurrence des autorités françaises.Le second tome couvrira les inspections de la Commission européenne, à paraître prochainement.Nathalie Jalabert-Doury est avocat au barreau de Paris et associée en charge de l'équipeconcurrence du Cabinet Mayer Brown à Paris.

It is with great pleasure that we present this Liber Amicorum - Volume II on the year of Ian Stewart Forrester QC LL.D.'s 70th birthday and at this point of transition in his extraordinary professional life. Following the success of Liber Amicorum - Volume I, this Volume II pays tribute to Ian outstanding career offering a unique combination of contributions that tackle some of the most stimulating and current topics in competition policy and antitrust laws.Born in Glasgow from a Scottish family, Ian practiced law in multiple cities, Brussels, New York and London, to mention some. Ian arrived in Brussels in 1973 as one of the first generation of UK lawyers at the time when the UK joined the European Union. He participated in many of the leading cases in the formation of key principles of EU law, particularly EU competition law such as Bosman, Bullock (Distillers), GSK, Servier, Pfizer, Magill, IMS Health and Microsoft. Ian lived these cases professionally and academically, debating these and other cases with students, professors and researchers. He has been a mentor to many younger lawyers and is also a prolific writer of seminal articles. His good spirits and quirky sense of humour have made him friends and professional connections all over the world and this Liber Amicorum - Volume II is an occasion to mark the outstanding merits of a remarkable man and express the long lasting and affectionate friendship.

In the wake of William E. Kovacic Liber Amicorum - An Antitrust Tribute - Volume I, this Volume II provides, in the European tradition of Liber Amicorum, 27 contributions from 37 prominent authors spanning various antitrust topics across the world.In this Volume II, the authors pay tribute to Bill Kovacic's antitrust career tackling issues such as the international convergence and cooperation, agencies performance and effectiveness, cartels criminalization, vertical restraints, leniency policies, etc. Volume II sheds a light over the antitrust law world offering a unique combination of theoretical insights, practical knowledge, together with some more personal remarks on Bill Kovacic's antitrust career.