We are pleased to inform you that the next LIDC Congress will be held in Bucharest, Romania, from 15 to 18th October 2026. Further details will follow in due course, but we kindly ask you to already save the date ! Please also find below the draft Question A and Question B, as well as the timeline for the Springer reports : Question A: “To what extent and in what way have the negotiated procedures (leniency, commitments, settlements and, where applicable, consent decrees) improved the effectiveness of Antitrust Law without unduly conflicting with fundamental principles such as the rights of…

We are pleased to invite you to the upcoming LIDC & LIDC NexGen lunchtime webinar, titled “Anticompetitive Practices in Labor Markets”, which will take place on: Tuesday, 09 December 2025, 12:30–13:30 CET During this session, our speakers will explore the intersection of employment law and competition law from a comparative EU / US / UK perspective. Topics will include: Exchange of sensitive information between employers Wage-fixing practices No-poach and non-compete clauses Recent positions of competition authorities Associated legal risks and compliance best practices The discussion will provide practical guidance for legal, HR, and compliance professionals. You will find the full…

We are excited to announce that the second e-conference of the Australia-New Zealand chapter of the International League of Competition Law (LIDC) will take place on 12 February 2026 from 12pm – 3pm AEST (Brisbane time). The theme of the e-conference will be Revitalising Competition Law and Policy in Australia and New Zealand. Competition law and policy are a central pillar in our collective effort to foster economic dynamism, enhance consumer interests, preserve market pluralism, and ensure resilience. The e-conference theme has consciously drawn on the title of work of the Commonwealth, State and Territory Governments to revitalise the National Competition Policy. However, this is but one of several recent and…