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12 October 2010, The King’s Fund, London Chairman: John Pheasant, Partner, International LLP

Distinguished speakers from the European Commission, the CAT, law firms, the bar, economic consultancies and industry include: Mr Justice Barling Jeroen Kortmann President, Competition Partner, Stibbe. Professor, Appeal Tribunal University of Amsterdam

Nicholas Green QC Christopher Vajda QC Brick Court Chambers Monckton Chambers Chairman, The Bar Council Eddy de Smijter Mark Hoskins QC DG Competition, European Brick Court Chambers Commission

Elizabeth Morony Gunnar Niels Partner, Director, Oxera LLP Richard Pike Nicholas Heaton Partner, Baker & Partner, Hogan Lovells McKenzie LLP International LLP Bruno Augustin Ingo Brinker Assistant Director, Topics include: Partner, Gleiss Lutz Ernst & Young • Jurisdiction and forum shopping: Germany vs. the UK • Settlements: relevant issues when settling international claims Georg Berrisch Michael O’Kane • Access to Commission file Partner, Covington & Partner, Peters and Peters Burling LLP • Quantifying damages: towards guidance to the courts – the Mark Simpson QC Oxera Report Jon Lawrence Fountain Court • Damages: a case study Partner, Freshfields • Dealing with the individual: criminal sanctions – implications Bruckhaus Deringer LLP for civil litigation • The Competition Appeal Tribunal – is it a suitable forum for Alan Wiseman international damages claims? Partner, Howrey LLP

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Programme Chairman: John Pheasant Partner, Hogan Lovells International LLP

09.00 Chairman’s Introduction 13.00 Lunch

09.15 Jurisdiction and Forum Shopping: 14.15 Quantifying damages: Towards guidance to Germany v the UK courts • Choice of jurisdiction, Cooper Tire, and the CAT’s • The Oxera report jurisdiction, Enron • Economic methods that fit within the legal rules • Permission in the CAT, Emerson, and in the High Court, • Simple versus complex models National Grid • Examples of cartel damages cases • Options pending annulment proceedings Gunnar Niels, Director, Oxera • Limitation periods • Disclosure • Assessment of damages 14.45 Damages: A case study • Passing on, including burden of proof • Scope of the infringement • Costs rules, including availability of alternative costs • Causation arrangements, funding • Quantification • Track record of cases • Proof of passing on Mark Hoskins QC, Brick Court Chambers Panellists: Elizabeth Morony, Partner, Clifford Chance LLP Richard Pike, Partner, Baker & McKenzie Nick Heaton, Partner, Hogan Lovells International LLP Bruno Augustin, Assistant Director, Ernst & Young Ingo Brinker, Partner, Gleiss Lutz Gunnar Niels, Director, Oxera Georg Berrisch, Partner, Covington & Burling LLP

15.45 Tea 11.15 Coffee

16.00 Dealing with the individual 11.35 Settlements: Relevant issues when • Criminal sanctions: implications for civil litigation settling international claims • The liability of the individual • Multi-jurisdiction litigation • Does D & O cover respond to civil liability of a director for • Contribution claims infringing activity? Jon Lawrence, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP • The Safeways appeal Alan Wiseman, Partner, Howrey LLP Michael O’Kane, Partner, Peters & Peters Jeroen Kortmann, Partner, Stibbe Mark Simpson QC, Fountain Court Professor, University of Amsterdam

16.45 The Competition Appeal Tribunal: Is it a 12.15 Access to Commission file suitable forum for international damages • Can disclosure in national proceedings of confidential claims? versions of the Commission’s decision, leniency material Gerald Barling QC, President, CAT and other documents on the Commission’s file, material Nicholas Green QC, Brick Court Chambers from annulment proceedings, etc be resisted Chairman, The Bar Council • The Commission’s approach to access to its file by potential claimants • The decision of the Ombudsman (June 2010) 17.25 Q & A • The anticipated judgment of the General Court Christopher Vajda QC, Monckton Chambers Comment: Eddy de Smijter, DG Competition, European 17.30 Summing up and closing Commission

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