The DMA may lead to breaches of a fundamental right

Overlapping National and EU-wide antitrust frameworks could lead to a violation of the right against double jeopardy for companies, like Apple, targeted by the Digital Markets Act.

Rhys Surtees • July 21, 2022

Spotify’s allegations – genuine anti-competitive concerns or a devious bite of the Apple?

After having had enough of Apple’s abusive conduct through their dominant position on the iOS operating system, Spotify has filed a complaint with the European Commission.

Tommi Lahtinen and Victor Pierre • April 16, 2019

What can EU competition law do for speed skaters?

The European Commission’s antitrust investigation into the eligibility rules of the International Skating Union is a welcome reminder that all of us, and not only disadvantaged competing undertakings, can look for the protection of the EU competition rules

Ben Van Rompuy • October 06, 2016

Paranoid Android? EU Commission vs. Google’s mobile Android OS

Yesterday the EU’s antitrust watchdog laid formal charges against Google for anticompetitive conduct concerning its Android mobile Operating System (‘OS’). This blog takes a look at the background and possible consequences of this case.

Carl Mair • April 21, 2016

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The DMA may lead to breaches of a fundamental right

Spotify’s allegations – genuine anti-competitive concerns or a devious bite of the Apple?

What can EU competition law do for speed skaters?

Paranoid Android? EU Commission vs. Google’s mobile Android OS