EU and Competition Law
EU and Competition Law
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EU and Competition Law

When must a concentration be notified to the Competition Authority or the EU Commission? How can competition clauses be drafted in an acquisition? What price and discount systems are allowed? How can purchasing and delivery terms be structured to your advantage and when does a close cooperation become a cartel? What can you do when a competitor received unlawful state aid?  

Our experts provide you and your business with practical solutions which balance commercial interests with legal risks. We also work with the prevention of competition law issues and provide tailored Compliance Programmes with manuals, training and stand-by services in the event of dawn raids.

We represent both Swedish and foreign companies, branch organisations and public authorities and provide structural advice at an early stage of acquisition discussions in order to speed up administration by the competition authorities.

Our lawyers also represent clients in court proceedings against the Competition Authority and the EU Commission or against competitors in cases which relate, amongst other things, to fines, damages and national subsidies.