Chillin'Competition

The Court of Justice has recently delivered three consequential judgments, from a competition law perspective, revolving around the regulation of football.

This blog is proud to celebrate the memory of the late Rubén Perea, a bright and most promising lawyer who left us all too soon.

The judgment of the Court of Justice in Android, delivered earlier this month, is one of the most consequential of, at least, the past decade.

I have just uploaded on SSRN a new paper of mine (available here) entitled ‘Disinformation about green technologies as a restriction of competition‘.

The New Law of State Aid and Subsidies is (finally!)

The Luxembourg Centre for European Law and the Association of European Competition Law Judges have jointly organised a seminar on self-preferencing that will take place in Luxembourg on 26th February.

The Court of Justice delivered its judgment in Lukoil as 2025 was coming to an end.

Last week’s post discussed a quintessential example of a ‘by object’, namely disparagement strategies.

I have spent the past few weeks (re-)reading in detail the case law and administrative practice on disparagement and related issues, including landmark rulings such as (the other) Hoffmann-La Roche and AstraZeneca.

The new edition of the LSE Short Course on State Aid and Subsidies Regulation will be organised, again, in February of this year.