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Archived tracker of notable EU competition law developments and cases, 2022–2024: antitrust, mergers, private actions and state aid, covering Commission decisions and Court of Justice/General Court judgments.

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This Practice Note is archived and is no longer maintained. It compiles notable EU competition law cases spanning September 2022 to December 2024.

The EU competition law cases tracker is divided into the following sections:

  • Antitrust cases
  • Merger cases
  • Private action cases
  • State aid cases

For the latest cases, see Practice Note: EU competition law 2026—cases tracker.

For EU competition law legislation, guidance and policy updates, see Practice Notes:

  • EU competition law—legislation and policy tracker
  • EU block exemptions revision—tracker
  • EU Digital Markets Act—progress tracker

Antitrust cases

This table monitors significant antitrust matters from September 2022 to December 2024. Entries appear in reverse chronological sequence.

  • 2024 — AT.40642 Pierre Cardin — licensed clothing — 5 December 2024: The Commission adopted an infringement decision against Pierre Cardin and its licensee Ahlers for violating Article 101 TFEU by limiting cross-border sales of Pierre Cardin-licensed apparel (AT.40642). Fines totalling €5.7m were imposed on the two parties. The Commission determined that, for over a decade, Pierre Cardin and Ahlers engaged in anti-competitive agreements and concerted practices aimed at preventing other...
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