Author Description

Introduction to the directive on competition damages actions / Ulf Bernitz -- Private enforcement of EU competition law: a comparison with, and lessons from, the US / Alison Jones -- Welfare-enhancing effects of private enforcement: a practical approach and the Swedish perspective / Lars Henriksson -- Challenges for Swedish courts: will the new directive on competition damages actions help? / Ingeborg Simonsson -- The damages directive and other enforcement measures in EU competition law / Vladimir Bastidas -- Embedding procedural autonomy: the directive and national procedural rules / Pieter van Cleynenbreugel -- Private enforcement of competition law in intellectual property cases / Paul Torremans -- Transparency and liability in leniency programmes: a question of balancing? / Xavier Groussot and Justin Pierce -- Access to documents for cartel victims and cartel members: is the system coherent? / Björn Lundqvist and Helene Andersson -- Practical private enforcement: perspectives from Portugal / Sofia Oliveira Pais -- Practical private enforcement: perspectives from Poland / Anna Piszcz -- Practical private enforcement: perspectives from Finland: causal links, the principle of effectiveness and requirements for national solutions / Katri Havu -- Practical private enforcement: perspectives from Greece and the Netherlands / Agis Karpetas -- Indirect purchasers: is there anything new in the directive? an introductory overview of the current and future status of indirect purchasers in the EU / Elisabeth Eklund -- Beyond the competition damages directive: what room for competition law restitution? / Magnus Strand -- The presumption of harm and its quantification in the directive and the practical guide / Marios Iacovides.