Competition Law in Serbia: Five Ideas for Reform
Serbia has had modern competition enforcement for more than a decade, which is sufficient time for an assessment of which parts…
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NYSBA meeting in Dublin: State aid, Brexit, and everyone is Irish
It has now become a tradition for the International Section of the New York State Bar Association (NYSBA) to hold…
READ MORECriminalization of cartels in Serbia: A paper tiger?
Criminal sanctions for competition law infringements came into the spotlight in Serbia at the end of 2016, when the Serbian…
READ MORE1,000 merger decisions in Serbia: The numbers you need to know
Last year Serbia reached an important milestone: the number of mergers examined by the country’s competition authority has surpassed 1,000. The…
READ MOREBosnia: Quasi-Private Antitrust Enforcement?
While in many jurisdictions the issue is how to facilitate private antitrust claims, Bosnia and Herzegovina already has a system…
READ MOREPrivate antitrust enforcement in communist Yugoslavia? It existed! And was better regulated than today
Private antitrust enforcement has been in the spotlight in the EU for several years now, with the EU Commission doing…
READ MOREAntitrust Damages in Serbia: The Basics
Despite more than a decade of modern antitrust enforcement in Serbia, private damages claims haven’t really picked up. This is…
READ MORE2016: Serbian Commission reaches 1,000 mergers milestone, imposes second highest fine ever
The last year was quite dynamic for me personally, as I decided to set up my own law practice. And…
READ MOREFiling of Extraterritorial Mergers in Serbia: A Possible Loophole
A large majority of mergers notified to the Serbian Competition Commission raise little or no competition concern. Their filing is…
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