Leniency procedures


If you enter into an agreement that potentially violates the rules of fair competition, you can always use the leniency procedure. Applying to OCCP or the EC, in the event of a prohibited agreement, will allow you to avoid liability for violation of competition law. However, it is necessary to properly prepare for such an action. So don’t wait. Report to COMPER.

What can you do?

If you happen to participate in an agreement that may constitute a violation of antitrust law, you have the opportunity to avoid liability for the conclusion of an illegal agreement. However, in order to apply leniency (or leniency+) you need to prepare and weigh all the circumstances of the case. Do not wait, contact us so that together we can determine the possibility of using the leniency procedure.

What is the threat?

If you use the leniency (or leniency+) procedure, you have a chance to avoid liability for violation of competition law. Reporting to OCCP or the EC without first analyzing the facts may cause more problems than benefits. Therefore, it is appropriate to prepare for this process.

What COMPER can do for you:

Analyze the possibility of using the leniency (or leniency+) procedure, Determine the benefits of using the leniency (or leniency+) procedure Prepare application leniency (or leniency+),
Assist in proceedings by OCCP or the EC.

In this respect, you can be supported by Maciej Fornalczyk and adw. Jakub Miziołek together with the COMPER team.