This article is devoted to present main principles of the EC state aid proceedings to a Lithuanian reader. The author considers the role of general principles of EC law in the application of Art. 88 EC by the Commission, European and national courts. Nevertheless, the major emphasis is given to...

This paper argues that empirical economic analysis in court proceedings is subject to important economic and legal restrictions, cumulating in a fundamental trade-off between accuracy and practicality. We draw lessons from two influential German court cases – the paper wholesaler cartel...

In this article, I take mediation as an example of multidisciplinary legal research. My starting point is that legal research, whether classical-doctrinal or multidisciplinary, is not an exception to the generally accepted view that all research in all sciences somehow suffers from tunnel...

The Article is devoted to analyse general principles of EC law that are pertinent in state aid proceedings. Particular emphasis is placed to investigate the clash of public and private interests in the field of state aid law. The author modestly considers the possibility of the improvement of...