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Michael Clancy

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The EU Commission opens its first formal antitrust investigation in the medical devices sector into a suspected abuse of dominance by a dental company for allegedly tying access to its clear aligners to the use of its intra-oral scanners (Align Technology

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By Michael Clancy, Peter L’Ecluse, Catherine Longeval
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Estimated reading time: 1 min On 30 June 2026, the European Commission (the Commission) announced that it opened a formal investigation into medical device company Align Technology (Align) under Article 102 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU) and Article 54 of the European Economic Area Agreement, on suspicion that Align has engaged in abusive exclusionary conduct by tying access to its Invisalign® clear aligners, in the market for which it allegedly holds a dominant...
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The UK Competition Authority and EU Commission introduce updated technology transfer block exemption frameworks

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By Amirsalar Kavoosi, Michael Clancy, Van Bael
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Temps de lecture estimé : 6 mn The European Commission has adopted a new competition law framework governing technology transfer agreements, while the UK has introduced a new block exemption order and is consulting on accompanying draft guidance issued by the CМА. European Union.
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The EU Commission ends an investigation of a supplier of cardiovascular medical devices (Edwards Lifesciences) – Concurrences

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By Michael Clancy, Peter L'Ecluse, Catherine Longeval
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Estimated reading time: 2 min On 16 February 2026, the European Commission (the Commission) decided to terminate its antitrust investigation into allegedly anticompetitive behaviour by Edwards Lifesciences (Edwards), based in Irvine, California, which supplies medical devices for cardiovascular applications (see, attached press release).
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