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Environmental Groups Should Be Allowed To Sue Regulators, Euro Court Advisor Says - Vimarsana News

Environmental Groups Should Be Allowed To Sue Regulators, Euro Court Advisor Says

The decision is non-binding but Europe's highest court is likely to follow it

Defining abusive behaviour - Vimarsana News

Defining abusive behaviour

It is not always easy for the business community to determine whether the conduct of a company enjoying a dominant position on the market is abusive in terms of

European Competition Currents December 2021 - Vimarsana News

European Competition Currents December 2021

Because some clothing companies market themselves as sustainable but exaggerate and cannot substantiate their claims, in early 2021 ACM published five rules for honest sustainability claims and then launched investigations and asked over 70 companies in the clothing sector.

ECJ Urged To OK Customer Retention Efforts In Enel Case - Vimarsana News

ECJ Urged To OK Customer Retention Efforts In Enel Case

Dominant market players should be allowed to make offers to retain customers as long as they don't block rivals from competing, an adviser to the European Union's highest court said in a dispute over Italian electric giant ENEL.

Source: law360.com
EU court adviser finds car emissions measurement defeat devices broadly illegal - Vimarsana News

EU court adviser finds car emissions measurement defeat devices broadly illegal

BRUSSELS, Sept 23, 2021; Reuters reported that software that Volkswagen AG (VOWG_p.DE) used to alter pollutant emissions based on the temperature and altitude is illegal unless it prevents potentially dangerous sudden damage to the engine, an adviser to the EU's top court said on Thursday. The finding, if confirmed by the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU), is the latest step in a series of cases following the German carmaker's 2015 admission of wrongdoing in the Dieselgate scandal.