Private Enforcement of Antitrust Law in the EU, UK and USA
This book provides the first detailed examination of how private individuals and companies can enforce their rights under competition law against other private parties in the EU and UK. It provides a comprehensive analysis of the legal basis for private antitrust enforcement both under EC and the new UK law, and of the available procedures and remedies.
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This book provides the first detailed examination of how private individuals and companies can enforce their rights under competition law against other private parties in the EU and UK. It provides a comprehensive analysis of the legal basis for private antitrust enforcement both under EC and the new UK law, and of the available procedures and remedies.
Preface by John Temple Lang Table of Cases Table of Treaties and Legislation Introduction1. Introduction to comparative antitrust systems2. Antitrust enforcement in the US3. The EC System: The Treaty of Rome and Regulation 174. The UK System: From administration to prohibition5. Foundations of private enforcement in the Community6. Remedy principles and the competition rules7. Aspects of private antitrust enforcement8. Enforcement pluralism in the Community system9. The Legal basis of private actions in the UK10. Community antitrust claims as a breach of statutory duty11. UK antitrust claims as a breach of statutory duty12. The Community (antitrust) remedy solution13. Prudential limitations on private actions14. Limits on permissible private plaintiffs in US law15. Special issues of standing and antitrust injury16. Limits on permissible private plaintiffs under EC law17. Antitrust damage principles in US law18. How damages are calculated in particular cases19. Damage principles in Community antitrust cases20. Conclusions: The labours of Sisyphus Bibliography
