Law360, New York (April 2, 2009, 12:00 AM EDT) -- Europe's highest court has upheld a €10.35 million ($13.9 million) fine by the European Commission against France Telecom SA for allegedly shutting competitors out of the high-speed Internet sector.
The European Court of Justice on Thursday affirmed an earlier decision by the European Court of First Instance, which dismissed France Telecom's bid to annul the fine in 2007.
The ECJ ruled that France Telecom's appeal was “partially inadmissible and partially unfounded” and that the lower court had made no error of law in deciding to dismiss...
EU High Court Affirms €10M Fine V. France Telecom
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