Milbank LLP Antitrust partner Alexander Rinne and special counsel Nils Bremer have recently published German chapters in In-Depth: Merger Control (formerly The Merger Control Review), a guide on global antitrust merger reviews by leading law firms, and in Panoramic.
The chapter in In-Depth: Merger Control provides an overview of German merger control enforcement, covering the general framework, enforcement priorities, and latest developments. In-Depth: Merger Control provides an incisive overview and analysis of the pre-merger competition and notification regimes across key jurisdictions worldwide, as well as a discussion of recent decisions, strategic considerations, and likely upcoming developments. The intended readership comprises both in-house and outside counsel who may be involved in the competition review of cross-border transactions.
The chapter in Panoramic: Antitrust Litigation 2025 provides an overview of recent developments, updates, and trends in antitrust litigation in Germany and touches upon key issues such as private and collective action procedures, including third-party funding, jury trials, standards of proof, discovery procedures, limitation periods, and the availability of the passing-on defence. The chapter also includes comprehensive information on forms and availabilities of remedies and liability.
Read the full Germany chapters here (Lexology PRO subscription required):