Law360, New York (March 08, 2007) -- The European Union's competition commissioner on Thursday stressed the importance of maintaining a distinctly European system for dealing with antitrust issues, but also said that Europe should draw on the experiences of other countries.
In a speech before the International Bar Association, Commissioner Neelie Kroes advocated a dual-pronged enforcement strategy, in which private antitrust actions complement public enforcement proceedings. But while she touted the...
