In this issue we present a range of perspectives—EU, U.S., national—on how interim measures work in antitrust proceedings. Competition authorities have many reasons to explain their reluctance to use interim…

Stephen Kinsella, Mar 19, 2013 In this issue we have a range of articles and perspectives on how interim measures can work in antitrust proceedings. I would like briefly to…

Eric Barbier de La Serre, Mar 19, 2013 Before the EU Courts, nearly all applications for interim relief-including those made in major competition law cases-are heard by a single Judge,…

Gordon Schnell, Mar 19, 2013 As they appeared before the U.S. Senate Banking Committee last month, financial regulators seemed more than a bit discomfited when asked about the last time…

Lia Vitzilaiou, Mar 19, 2013 The provisions on interim measures of Greek competition law have been the object of much debate and legislative change over the last several years. The…

David Reichenberg, Mar 19, 2013 Preliminary injunctions in antitrust cases are sought most frequently-almost exclusively in fact-in the merger context. Perhaps this is because, to some degree, the fate of…

Thomas Dillickrath, David Emanuelson, Mar 19, 2013 The right to seek injunctive relief is one of the bulwarks of U.S. law. The right to petition the government to redress grievances…

Yves Botteman, Jean-Francois Guillardeau, Mar 19, 2013 The Apple/Samsung mobile device war has been raging for quite some time. In the European Union, Samsung sought injunctive relief before several Member…