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What the European Court has to say about discount structures used by dominant firms

By Eric B. Miller & Marjorie Holmes on October 30, 2015
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In a case regarding Post Danmark’s rebate structure, the European Court provided further guidance on the legality of rebates and discounts offered by dominant firms.  While this case involves bulk mail services, the lessons learned are applicable to a wide variety of industries in determining whether discount structures practiced by market leading firms comply with competition rules.

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Eric Miller represents clients in a variety of complex commercial disputes. His experience includes tort, product liability, toxic tort, foreclosure, lender liability, Uniform Commercial Code, prejudgment remedy, unfair trade practice, employment, landlord-tenant, and contract disputes. Eric litigates matters in both Connecticut State and…

Eric Miller represents clients in a variety of complex commercial disputes. His experience includes tort, product liability, toxic tort, foreclosure, lender liability, Uniform Commercial Code, prejudgment remedy, unfair trade practice, employment, landlord-tenant, and contract disputes. Eric litigates matters in both Connecticut State and Federal Courts, and has successfully tried cases to judgment. For example, he obtained a multi-million dollar judgment in favor of a Lender client in a construction loan dispute with lender-liability counterclaims.

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