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Companies that have been fined by a competition authority or are said to have participated in a cartel are increasingly at risk of civil damages claims. This is in large part due to European and national legislation and measures in recent years, which make it easier for parties that have been adversely affected by cartels to claim damages.
What are the risks my company is exposed to? What are the chances my company will have to pay compensation? Can I be held personally liable? Is it better to seek a settlement or take the matter to court? These are just a few questions that come to mind if your company is accused of participation in a cartel.
The effects of a cartel claim can be far-reaching. Cartel damages actions are large, complex and generally generate negative media attention for the alleged cartel members. Seeking legal assistance at an early stage is vital.
The implications of the COVID-19 pandemic reach across borders, industries, and legal disciplines. That is why Loyens & Loeff has set up dedicated expert teams - to offer you an integrated answer to all your legal and tax questions related to the coronavirus outbreak.
Op 12 maart 2020 werd door het kabinet aangekondigd dat vanwege COVID-19 iedereen die daartoe in staat was de komende twee weken thuis moest werken.
The COVID-19 crisis has emphasised the importance of having performant insolvency proceedings. As of now, new measures are in force which aim to optimise the judicial reorganisation procedure.
Digital transformation is all about using the latest technology to improve your business model. Digital technology creates new business opportunities which in turn creates a whole new range of tax and legal challenges such as contracting, data protection, privacy questions, intellectual property, consumer protection and competition issues.
The speed at which digital technology has become an integral part of our daily lives has overtaken most legislative processes. In recent years, the European Union, Member-States and international legislative bodies have therefore increased their regulatory efforts.
Chambers & Partners Fintech has published its rankings for 2024.
The Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation, aims to create a broad EU regulatory framework applicable to crypto-assets, and any persons engaged in the issuance, public offering and admission to trading of crypto-assets as well as the provision of relate
