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THE CJEU UPHOLDS THE €4.125 BILLION FINE IN THE GOOGLE ANDROID CASE
The Court of Justice of the European Union has dismissed the appeal brought by Google LLC and Alphabet Inc. in Case C-738/22 P, upholding, in substance, the General Court’s judgment of September 14, 2022 (T-604/18) and confirming the €4.125 billion fine. This brings to a close one of the most significant EU antitrust proceedings against large technology platforms and consolidates a highly relevant line of case law for the application of Article 102 TFEU in digital...
THE NISSAN IBERIA JUDGMENT: NEW DEVELOPMENTS ON THE LIMITATION OF ANTITRUST DAMAGES CLAIMS
Malen Elorza Unanue, María Muñoz Freijanes and Marina Novo Cenarruzabeitia have published the article ‘The Nissan Iberia judgment: New developments on the limitation of antitrust damages claims’ in issue 1/2026 of Europarättslig tidskrift, available at https://www.ert.se/ The article covers the evolution of the CJEU’s case law on the limitation period for actions for damages arising from competition infringements, culminating in the recent CJEU judgment in the...
The Amsterdam Court of Appeal upholds the preliminary injunction granted by the District Court and orders Meta to offer a recommendation system that complies with the DSA
On 10 March, the Amsterdam Court of Appeal handed down its ruling in proceedings between Stichting Bits of Freedom and Meta Platforms Ireland, Ltd., following Meta’s appeal. Bits of Freedom (BoF) is a Dutch organisation founded in 1999 that focuses on protecting the rights to privacy and freedom of communication. In its decision, the court of second instance considered that Bits of Freedom’s claims are urgent and seek to put an end to (alleged) unlawful conduct...