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Recent developments in EU Competition Law (5 February 2021)

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It has become a long-established tradition for our friends Fernando Castillo de la Torre and Eric Gippini-Fournier to coordinate a high-level, one-afternoon seminar in the context of the annual IEB competition law course.

This is the first year where participants will not be travelling to Madrid. While we very much hope that this will change next year, the online format (we will be using Microsoft Teams) will give you the opportunity to discover one of the best kept secrets in the world of competition law events. The program speaks for itself:  

Friday, 5 February 2021

Moderators: Fernando Castillo de la Torre & Eric Gippini Fournier. European Commission, Legal Service.

16:00 –18:00: Competition investigations in the digital era: recent case law and practice about powers of investigation

Marc Van der Woude. President, General Court of the European Union.

Cani Fernández. President, Spanish Competition Authority (Comisión Nacional de los Mercados y la Competencia).

Nathalie Jalabert Doury. Partner, Mayer Brown.

Anthony Dawes. European Commission, Legal Service.

18:00 –20:00: Article 102 –Looking past (beyond) “GAFA”: recent cases and current issues outside digital markets

Pierre Régibeau. Chief Economist, European Commission.

Evelina Kurgonaite. Secretary General, Fair Standards Alliance.

Luc Gyselen. Partner, Arnold & Porter.

Ekaterina Rousseva. European Commission, DG COMP.

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Registration information is available here: 

Should you have any questions, you can also write to competencia@ieb.es

Written by Alfonso Lamadrid

25 January 2021 at 11:43 am

Posted in Uncategorized

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