Future Challenges in Decisional Practice of Competition Authorities
Dr. Aleksandra Boutin and Dr. Xavier Boutin discussed challenges, trends, and practices related to the European Commission’s Draft Article 102 Guidelines on Exclusionary Abuses.
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The conference, organized by The Polish Competition Law Association, Linklaters and A+O Shearman, brought together leading experts, practitioners, and academics from around the world to discuss the challenges, trends, and practices related to the European Commission’s Draft Article 102 Guidelines on Exclusionary Abuses.
Dr. Aleksandra Boutin discussed “The As-Efficient Competitor Test and Substantive Competition in the European Commission’s practice”. Dr. Marta Sendrowicz of A&O Shearman moderated the panel, which featured Professor John Yun of George Mason University.
Dr. Xavier Boutin discussed “What Does Indispensability Mean in Refusal to Supply Cases, and Should We Adopt a Narrow Application of the Bronner Criteria, as Proposed by the European Commission?” Malgorzata Szwaj of Linklaters moderated the panel, which featured Professor Christian Bergqvist of Copenhagen University.
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