Beyond the intervention of competition authorities, anticompetitive practices could result in private actions, with the objective to compensate victims and repair damages. The issue of civil action in Europe is currently debated, in a context of underenforcement by public authorities. In France, the debate focuses on the opportunity to introduce a "class action" system.
My papers
- "Vers une action de groupe....à la française" (in French) published in Concurrences, n° 2, 2008 ---> Click HERE
A video
The former Competition Commissioner Neelie Kroes encourages the development of civil actions in Europe, following the publication of the European Commission Green Paper ---> Click HERE
Some publications about civil and class actions
- A french Senate report about the opportunity of introducing a class action in France [2010] ---> Click HERE
- A french Senate report "Les actions de groupe" (in French) about the different class action systems in Europe [2010] ---> Click HERE
- A paper (in French) on the drifts of the american class action system, published in the newspaper Le Figaro (6 June 2008) ---> Click HERE
- The White Book of the European Commission [2008] on the need of civil actions in the field of competition ---> Click HERE
- A study by Ashurst consultancy about the opportunity and the design of civil actions in Europe ---> Click HERE
- The french report Coulon (in French) "La dépénalisation de la vie des affaires" [2008] ---> Click HERE
- The point of view of the french competition authority (in French) on the opportunity to introduce a class action system in France [2006] ---> Click HERE
- The report Cerruti-Guillaume (in French) on class action [2005] ---> Click HERE
- A speech of Mr Guy Canivet (in French) "Les obstacles juridiques à l'action de groupe" [2005] ---> Click HERE
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