EU Competition Law Newsletter
Below are links to EU Competition Law Newsletters that Cleary publishes each month.
2021
November
Highlights
Google Shopping: The General Court Upholds The European Commission’s Decision Finding That Google Abused Its Dominant Position In General Search By Favoring Its Own Comparison Shopping Service
- On November 10, 2021, the General Court upheld the Commission’s decision finding that Google had committed an abuse by favoring its own comparison shopping service.
COVID-19, Green And Digital Transition, European Single Market: The Commission Outlines The New Challenges Facing EU Competition Policy
- On November 18, 2021, the Commission published its communication entitled “a competition policy fit for new challenges. The Communication identifies several areas where an adjusted competition policy could help overcome new challenges the European economy is facing. In particular, the Communication discusses competition policy’s role in Europe’s economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, in supporting the European green and digital transition, and in strengthening the Single market’s resilience.
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News
Court Updates
The Court Of Justice Urges Latvian Court To Think Twice Before Finding A “By Object” Infringement In The Sector Of Software Distribution
- On November 18, 2021, the Court of Justice clarified the framework for assessing anticompetitive agreements between a software developer and its distributors, and ordered a Latvian court to revisit its analysis before adjudicating on the case.
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