Competition law
In Bulgaria this area of the law is regulated by the Protection of Competition Act 1998. Similarly to EC legislation, the law governs the protection against agreements, decisions and concerted practices, abuse of monopolistic and dominant position in the market, concentration of economic activities, unfair competition and other acts which might result in the prevention, restriction or distortion of competition. We have consulted our clients on monopolistic and dominant position issues as well as on mergers and acquisition matters that usually require the preliminary consent of the Commission for the Protection of Competition.
Further we have very good experience with all aspects of unfair competition as we have represented a number of clients before the Commission for the Protection of Competition and the Supreme Administrative Court that exercises control over the Commission’s decisions. The close knowledge of the Commission’s vast and sometimes contradictory practice, as well as of the case law is indispensable in addressing these matters.
Further we have very good experience with all aspects of unfair competition as we have represented a number of clients before the Commission for the Protection of Competition and the Supreme Administrative Court that exercises control over the Commission’s decisions. The close knowledge of the Commission’s vast and sometimes contradictory practice, as well as of the case law is indispensable in addressing these matters.