Private enforcement of competition law in Europe : directive 2014/104/EU and beyond / Rafael Amaro (ed.) ; conclusion by Paul Nihoul.

Part 1.
Introduction
Chapter 1. Private Enforcement of EU Competition Law - a genesis / Damien Gerard and Patrizia Perez Fernandez
Chapter 2. Directive 2014/104: an overview / Hugues Parmentier
Part 2. Initiating a claim. Chapter 3. Litigation costs, funding and access to justice in competition damage actions in Europe / Marc Barennes and Martin Seegers
Chapter 4. Arbitration and private enforcement of competition law in Europe / Florian Bien and Mario Celaya
Chapter 5. Collective redress - European and private international law approach / Maria Jose Azar-Baud and Fabienne Jault-Seseke
Chapter 6. Cross-border damage antitrust claims and private international law rules on jurisdiction / Caterina Fratea
Chapter 7. Limitation period / Bastien Thomas and Francois Aubin
Part 3. Establishing liability. Chapter 8. Applicable law / Olivera Boskovic
Chapter 9. Investigative measures: domestic and international legalaspects / Thomas Rouhette and Claire Masseira
10. The 'fault' requirement: the case of France and certain other EU states / Ozan Akuyrek, Eric Morgan de Rivery and Yann Davie
Chapter 11. Liability and damages issues - joint and several liability / Alexandre Lacresse and Lucie Marchal
Chapter 12. Quantifying damages: an overview / Benoit Durand
Chapter 13. Cartel damages actions in Europe: how courts have assessed cartel overcharges / Jean-Francois Laborde
Part 4. National reports
Chapter 14. Germany / Rupprecht Podszun and Maximilian Konrad
Chapter 15. Italy / Roberto Osona
Chapter 16. Belgium / Pierre Goffinet and Laure Bersou
Chapter 17. Spain / Francisco Marcos
Chapter 18. France / Rafael Amaro
Conclusion What would Karel say? / Paul Nihoul Contents.