The European Court of Justice provides in its decision Banco BPN further guidance on information exchange between competitors
Press Release 12/2024
COMMEO advises Zeppelin on the acquisition of the sales and service business for Cat products in the Netherlands and Norway
kanzleimonitor.de 2024/2025
(survey among Germany’s corporate counsel)
COMMEO is delighted to be ranked second among the leading law firms for competition law in this year’s kanzleimonitor.de ranking. Stephanie Pautke is one of the 100 leading lawyers in Germany across all areas of law and, together with Dominique Wagener, is listed as a antitrust expert.
JUVE Handbuch 2024/2025
In the current JUVE ranking, our partners Dominique Wagener, Stephanie Pautke and Johanna Kübler are once again recommended by JUVE as “Leading advisors for Competition Law (over 50 years)”. Dominique Wagener is considered “very experienced”, Stephanie Pautke is recognized as a “brilliant antitrust lawyer” and Isabel Oest is “excellent in distribution related competition law issues”.
Advanced EU Competition Law – 26/27 November 2024, Brussels
Dr. Stephanie Pautke speaks on “Update on Standard Essential Patents and Technology Transfer Block Exemption”
The end of a saga: ECJ decision Illumina/Grail on merger control under Art. 22 European Merger Regulation
The European Court of Justice (“ECJ”) brings long-awaited legal certainty regarding the – now limited – scope of the referral mechanism under Art. 22 ECMR for concentrations that do not meet the EU or national merger filing thresholds
Press Release 08/2024
COMMEO advises willy.tel and its shareholders on the entry of the City of Hamburg as shareholder
Living in times of transformation – key focus areas of the German Federal Cartel Office
The recent publication of the FCO’s Annual Report 2023/2024 provides insight into the FCO’s current areas of focus and an outlook for the future
The European Commission is getting serious – current developments in EU and German FDI control
New draft regulation of the EU Commission on the review of foreign investments and impacts on the current German legislation
Digital Markets Act: Private enforcement comes into play!
The enforcement of the DMA does not solely rest with the European Commission, private litigation before the national courts of the member states will play a key role in shaping the competitive landscape of digital markets with corresponding opportunities for affected parties