Dominance and Monopoly Inquiries
We have been involved in many landmark Article 102 and national abuse of dominance cases.
Our expertise covers the full range of alleged abuse, including predatory pricing, exclusionary discounts, bundling, refusal to supply, margin squeeze, excessive pricing and self-preferencing. Our staff have written guidelines for competition authorities on the assessment of dominance. We have also written extensively on how effects-based economic analysis can be applied to dominance and monopoly inquiries.
They were thorough, professional and hugely supportive throughout the entire process and we have happily worked with them on many occasions, including the important Art. 102 investigation.
We have unrivalled experience across the full range of issues presented by competition law and associated litigation.
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