Antitrust Liability Follows 'Economic Activity,' EU Court Told

By Bryan Koenig (February 6, 2019, 8:51 PM EST) -- Companies that inherit "economic activity" shouldn't be able to dodge private antitrust liability accrued by their predecessors, even in European Union countries that generally limit liability to whoever caused the damage, according to an advisory opinion issued Wednesday by an advocate general for the European Court of Justice....

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