Nothing riles Madrid's competition lawyers more than the cartel-smashing raids by Spain's Comision Nacional de la Competencia (CNC). Since a leniency programme came into effect in early 2008, companies have been busy snitching, and the CNC has launched investigations with the zeal of Eliot Ness.
March 03, 2010 at 06:47 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Spanish competition authorities have a broad scope when searching for evidence under current laws. But a number of local companies are less than impressed, says Mike Elkin
Nothing riles Madrid’s competition lawyers more than the cartel-smashing raids by Spain’s Comision Nacional de la Competencia (CNC). Since a leniency programme came into effect in early 2008, companies have been busy snitching, and the CNC has launched investigations with the zeal of Eliot Ness.
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