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COMPETITION LITIGATION
UK PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE |
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| ISBN 10: |
0199665079 |
| ISBN 13: |
9780199665075 |
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| Publisher: |
OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS |
| Pub. date: |
7 July, 2015 |
| Edition: |
2 Rev ed |
| Pages: |
928 |
| Description: |
An indispensible, comprehensive guide to practice and procedure before the UK courts and Competition Appeal Tribunal, this work draws on the vast combined experience of the barristers of Brick Court Chambers, and is fully updated in this second edition to cover recent case law and new points in procedure and practice. |
| Synopsis: |
An indispensable work for competition lawyers in the UK, this book provides a comprehensive guide to all aspects of competition litigation in the UK, drawing on the wealth of combined experience of barristers at Brick Court Chambers. It covers both practice and procedure in the UK courts as well as the Competition Appeal Tribunal. All aspects of case work are covered from commencement of proceedings to remedies, quantum issues, costs, arbitration, mediation and criminal proceedings giving competition lawyers a full analysis of the litigation process. Fully updated in its second edition, coverage is updated to reflect the coming into force of the Treaty of Rome and the Treaty of Lisbon. Updates include coverage of a range of important new case law.Discussion is given of the AkzoNobel case denying privilege for in-house counsel communications; Emerald Supplies Ltd & Anor v British Airways Plc providing further guidance on representative actions in English courts; Cooper Tire & Rubber Company Europe Ltd and Others v Dow Deutschland Inc and Others setting out the jurisdiction of English courts in damages claims; and consideration in the BCL case of time limits under section 47A claims. Other cases considered include BAA v Competiton Commission and R v George & Others. The updated work also considers the increasing move towards electronic disclosure. |
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