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What does Brexit mean for competition law enforcement in the UK?

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Published on: 13 July 2016
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Table of contents

  • Legal regime—public enforcement
  • Merger control
  • Competition investigations post-Brexit
  • Antitrust damages actions
  • State aid
  • General competition law compliance post-Brexit
  • Conclusion

Article summary

Competition analysis: Following the UK vote to leave the EU, Tony Woodgate, partner, and Ajit Kainth, supervising associate, at Simmons & Simmons, assess the implications of Brexit for competition law in the UK.

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