Due Process in European Competition Law
A CLaSF Workshop
Supported By
Thursday 7 April 2005, Glasgow Graduate School of Law, Lord Hope Building, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow.
Including
The Self-Incrimination Debate in European Competition
Law
Dr. Alan Riley, Nottingham Law School and Mr Angus MacCulloch, Manchester
University Law School
The Protection of Legal Professional Privilege
in EU Law and the Impact of the Rules on the Exchange of Information within
the European Competition Network on the Secrecy of Communications between
Lawyer and Client
Ms Arianna Andreangeli, School of Law, University of Birmingham
The Commission’s Policy on Recidivism:
no legal certainty for repeat offenders
Kristina Nordlander, Cleary Gottlieb Steen and Hamilton, Brussels
Is the Commission’s Fining Policy a Failure?
And Do the Member States Do It Better?
James Killick, White and Case, Brussels
Due Process and National Authorities - Due Process
from the Perspective of a National Competition Authority
Dr Renato Nazzini, Principal Case Officer, Office of Fair Trading
Tetra Laval: Pushing back the frontiers of Judicial
Control?
Professor Philippa Watson, Nottingham Law School.
Publicising enforcement activity, reputational
risk and legal strategies for resistance
Dr Karen Yeung, Oxford University.
