Dominance concerns various scales of activity: a company may be dominant on the European market, in a European region, on a national market or even on a local one – what decides are the product and geographic market definition. On average, the Polish Office of Competition and Consumer Protection issues from ca. 50 to 70 decisions yearly forbidding abuse of dominant position and fining companies up to 10% of turnover for the previous financial year.
For companies facing “dilemmas of dominance”, we offer:
For companies exposed to dominants’ practices, we offer: risk identification, planning action to stop abuse and consultation on potential intervention with national or the EU authorities.
We currently acting in a number of cases involving abuse of dominant position, including:
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