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UK to Introduce “Class Actions” in Antitrust Litigation
January 30, 2013, Covington E-Alert
Courts may dodge binding enforcement decisions
March 29, 2017, Global Competition Review
Elaine Whiteford was a panelist at GCR Live Cartels and is quoted by Global Competition Review in an article regarding ways in which EU member state judges could avoid provisions in the EU’s Damages Directive. Whiteford said European Commission and EU member state enforcers’ decisions being binding on courts is a phrase that “trips very easily off the tongue – ...
Springing forward into a bright future
March 1, 2017, Commercial Dispute Resolution
Elaine Whiteford and Louise Freeman spoke at Commercial Dispute Resolution’s second Spring Competition Litigation Symposium on the EU Damages Directive and are mentioned in an article providing highlights from the event. According to Freeman, lawyers should enable economists to give the best evidence they can, emphasizing that the same lawyers should completely ...
October 10, 2016
LONDON—Elaine Whiteford has joined Covington as a partner in the European Dispute Resolution practice resident in the firm’s London office. Ms. Whiteford’s practice focuses on contentious competition law matters and follow-on damages litigation, challenges to regulatory decisions, cartel and other regulatory investigations, and other types of commercial ...