Dear Readers, For the second CPI Antitrust Chronicle® for February 2019, we turn to a very “spannendes Thema”…the intersection of

…with Terrell McSweeny –  In this month’s edition of CPI Talks… we have the pleasure of speaking with Terrell McSweeny.

By Giovanni Buttarelli –  Privacy, data protection, and competition law originate from the same creative energy. They concern the protection

By Dr. Jörg Hladjk, Philipp Werner & Lucia Stoican –  The outcome of the German Facebook proceedings is of much

By Peter Stauber –  On February 7, 2019, the German Federal Cartel Office (“FCO”) concluded its investigation into Facebook for

By Filippo Maria Lancieri –  This paper will consider whether the current approach to the secrecy of leniency documents enshrined

Dear Readers, The first CPI Antitrust Chronicle® for February 2019 looks at the issue of private enforcement of antitrust laws

By Spencer Weber Waller This essay applies the teachings of Alexandra Lahav’s terrific new book In Praise of Litigation to

By Pedro Caro de Sousa While each jurisdiction has its own approach to private competition enforcement, one can identify a

By Hans-Petter H. Hanson & Johannes Holzwarth Private enforcement of EU competition law is picking up but still a relatively