COMPANY LAWCOMPETITION LAWTHE COMPANY LAWYER12 ISSUES A YEAREditor: Professor Barry A K RiderThe Company Lawyer has been designed tokeep readers up to date and aware of theimplications of the constant changes andreforms in company law.• Opinion section written by a leading figure• The editorial column is an independentvoice on major issues facing companies,their in-house legal advisers and lawyersin private practice• Penetrating articles examine areas ofcompany law and securities regulation• Reports all the essential items of newsfrom, for example, the Treasury, the FSA,the Takeover Panel, the Stock Exchange,the accountancy bodies, The Law Societyand the EU• Contributors located in over 30 worldbusiness and investment centres reporton significant international developmentsJURISDICTION: United Kingdom, International0144-1027<strong>Sweet</strong> & <strong>Maxwell</strong> Product ID: 70562012 Annual Subscription PricesUK £795.00Europe £834.00/€1100.00Rest of World £843.00/$1450.00CMLR ANTI-TRUSTREPORTS12 ISSUES A YEAREditor: Elena SolisThis monthly reporting service on EU competitionlaw offers rapid and comprehensive coverage ofall relevant material issued from the EuropeanInstitutions with informed, analytical andnarrative headnotes. 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COMPETITION LAWTHE EU MERGERREGULATION:SUBSTANTIVE ISSUES4TH EDITIONAlistair Lindsay and Alison BerridgeNEWEDITIONThe EU Merger Regulation: SubstantiveIssues provides a detailed guide to theanalysis of mergers by the EuropeanCommission. It examines how theCommission determines whether to approvea notified concentration, presenting themost comprehensive guidance available onthe substantive analysis at the heart of EUmerger control.This new edition deals with the realities ofmergers in the legal environment that hasdeveloped under the EU Merger Regulationsince 2004. It explains recent Commissionbehaviour, considers important new case lawand discusses the legal tests.• Describes how the Commission reachesits decisions under the EU MergerRegulation, discussing why sometransactions are blocked, and otherscleared• Explains how the Commission appliesfundamental concepts such as marketdefinition and market operation• Looks at the theories of harm likely to beraised against a merger and possiblecounter-arguments• Discusses the categories of evidencecanvassed before the Commission• Considers the implications of significantrecent Commission decisions, includingArsenal/DSP, Oracle/Sun Microsystems,Lufthansa/Brussels Airlines andLufthansa/Austrian Airlines• Examines key decisions of the Europeancourts including Ryanair v Commission• Considers the important influence of therevised US horizontal merger guidelines• Assesses the approach of the newCommission appointed in 2010CONTENTS: The Economic Justification for MergerControl. The SIEC Test. 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Sincethe first edition published in 1981, it hasbecome established as the recognisedreference work in this field.It deals with topics such as the Commission’sinvestigative powers, procedural rights of theparties concerned, the method for settingfines and judicial review against Commissiondecisions, as well as the relationship betweenthe Commission and national courts andcompetition authorities.This edition examines how the newcompetition law regime introduced in 2004has been applied in practice and considers theimplications of over 200 judgments in the fieldsince the previous edition. 80% of the text iseither entirely new or substantially revised.• Provides clear guidance on the proceduresto follow to stay on the right side of theregulations• Considers the latest developments inCommission practice, such as theSettlement Notice, the acceptance ofcommitments, the Best Practices guidanceand the role of the Hearing Officer• Explains how the enforcement proceduresof the Commission and those of nationalcompetition authorities are nowinteracting• Assesses how the Commission's 2006Guidelines on Fines and Leniency Noticeare being applied in practice – includingthe first judgments from the General Courtin International Removals• Analyses the implications for Commissioncompetition procedures of rights under theECHR and the Charter of FundamentalRights, including the ECtHR’s judgmentsin Jussila and Canal Plus• Analyses implications for competitionprocedures of EU Fundamental Rights,including the ECtHR’s judgments• Discusses legal professional privilege afterAkzo Nobel• Examines court judgments at both EU andnational levelsJURISDICTION: United Kingdom, European UnionAug-2012 978 1 847 03909 5<strong>Sweet</strong> & <strong>Maxwell</strong> Product ID: 333427Hardback c. £275.00/c. €350.0030 To order any of these titles please visit www.sweetandmaxwell.co.uk