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Under the 2003 Gas Directive, operators of a transmission system, distribution system or LNG facility requiring to offer third party access must base their charges on published tariffs or methodologies approved by the regulatory authority
On 14 September 2010, the Court of Justice of the European Union issued its eagerly awaited judgment on the scope of legal professional privilege ("LPP") under EU law
The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) is on course to continue to deny legal professional privilege (LPP) to legal advice given by in-house lawyers in EU competition law investigations
On 13 May 2009, the European Commission imposed a record fine of 1.06bn on Intel for engaging in illegal anti-competitive practices to exclude competitors from the market for computer chips, known as CPUs (central processing units
The European Commission is continuing its push to make it easier for companies suspected of engaging in antitrust violations to be sued in national courts
On 5 December 2008 the European Commission published in the Official Journal a summary of its competition law concerns regarding the German provider RWE's involvement in the German gas transmission network and details of the commitments which RWE have offered to address these concerns
A German competitor of a collection of Dutch brick producers who had received an exemption for an apparently anti-competitive agreement in 1999, complained about that exemption to the European Commission in 2001
