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Abuse of Dominance & Monopolisation

Market Power Understood Before It Becomes a Liability

We advise businesses with significant market positions on the conduct expected of them and the exposure that market power can create, including market definition, the assessment of dominance or monopoly power, and conduct that may be treated as abusive or exclusionary.

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OUR APPROACH

How We Advise on Abuse of Dominance and Monopolisation

  1. Market Definition and Assessing Dominance

    Our work includes market definition and the assessment of dominance or monopoly power.

  2. Conduct That May Be Treated as Abusive or Exclusionary

    We advise on conduct that may be treated as abusive or exclusionary — pricing practices, refusals to deal, exclusivity, tying and bundling and discriminatory treatment.

  3. Advising Dominant Businesses on Their Own Limits

    We act for companies seeking to understand the limits on their own conduct.

  4. Advising Businesses Harmed by a Dominant Competitor or Supplier

    We also act for businesses harmed by a dominant competitor or supplier, where the question is whether an enforcement complaint or claim is available.

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New York c/o Chornous Law PLLC
30 Wall Street, 8 Floor
New York, NY 10005 Phone: +1 650 382 7764
London 124 City Road
London, England
EC1V 2NX Phone: +44 7405 138109
Kyiv 11 Panasa Myrnoho Street
Office 1/1
Kyiv, 01011 Phone: +380 63 148 27 37

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  • We advise businesses with significant market positions on the conduct expected of them and the exposure that market power can create, including market definition, the assessment of dominance or monopoly power, and conduct that may be treated as abusive or exclusionary.

    • Our work includes market definition and the assessment of dominance or monopoly power — establishing the relevant market before conduct can even be evaluated for abuse.

      • Conduct that may be treated as abusive or exclusionary includes pricing practices, refusals to deal, exclusivity, tying and bundling and discriminatory treatment.

        • Both. We act for companies seeking to understand the limits on their own conduct, and for businesses harmed by a dominant competitor or supplier, where the question is whether an enforcement complaint or claim is available.