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The Higher Regional Court Düsseldorf dismisses transferred follow-on damages claims because of the shift of the risk of litigation costs (Cartel Damages Claims)

Christian Ritz, Ilka Mauelshagen

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I. The Facts The judgment by the Higher Regional Court Dusseldorf (HRC Dusseldorf) put an end to 10 years of on-going legal dispute that started after the German Federal Cartel Office (FCO)…

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I. The Facts The judgment by the Higher Regional Court Dusseldorf (HRC Dusseldorf) put an end to 10 years of on-going legal dispute that started after the German Federal Cartel Office (FCO)…

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I. The Facts The judgment by the Higher Regional Court Dusseldorf (HRC Dusseldorf) put an end to 10 years of on-going legal dispute that started after the German Federal Cartel Office (FCO)…

Key concepts: Cartel, Damages, Law, German, Business, Federal court, Law and economics, Political science

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