Territorial Considerations in Competition Law Disputes: the EU and UK Perspective

Globalisation has led to the unprecedented integration of national economic markets. Economic activities have become truly international and it is not uncommon for different stages of a single supply chain to take place in multiple countries. In this context, it is hardly surprising that anticompetitive behaviour and its effects are now, as one commentator put it, ‘not constrained by national boundaries’. With this in mind, Camilla Sanger and Olga Ladrowska have written for Global Competition Review’s Private Litigation Guide on the EU and UK perspectives on territorial considerations around competition law regimes. 

This chapter is an extract from GCR’s Private Litigation Guide - Third Edition. The whole publication is available at https://globalcompetitionreview.com/guide/private-litigation-guide/third-edition