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Lindenbaum welcomes Dizzy van Duijn. Dizzy will join the firm as a paralegal, specializing in antitrust litigation and collective actions. He has a Master’s degree in Competition Law and is currently pursuing a research Master’s in Economics.
In his studies, Dizzy developed a strong interest in the intersection of law and economics, particularly in relation to antitrust. Dizzy says: “I am excited to contribute my skills in Lindenbaum’s antitrust litigation and collective actions practice. Thanks to my academic background, I have a solid foundation in both law and economics. This allows me to comprehensively analyze the economic implications of anti-competitive behavior for affected parties.”
Managing partner Damien Berkhout states: “we are happy to welcome Dizzy van Duijn in our practice, we are confident that he will be a valuable addition to our team.”
28 November 2024 - News
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AG Szpunar confirms in an opinion for the ECJ that the right for injured parties of a competition law infringement to assign their claims to a litigation vehicle for the purpose of starting damages proceedings follows directly from the cartel prohibition of Article 101 TFEU. Moreover, national rules that make the assignment of antitrust damages claims impossible or excessively difficult should be disapplied.
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