IBM / General Mediterranean Holdings SA / ECLA / UCB SA / German BDI / /
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Europe / /
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Germany / Belgium / France / /
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case law / dangerous and out-dated case law / competition law / law / community law / /
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Court of Justice / EC Competition Directorate / European Chapter of the American Corporate / European Chapter / American Corporate Counsel Association / European Commission / Queen’s Bench Division / European Court of Justice / Confederation of British Industry / European Union / European Parliament / /
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Jettie Van Caenegem / Carl Belding / Mario Monti / Colm Mannin / Henkel / / /
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permanent legal advisors / inhouse counsel / counsel / Competition Commissioner / Vice-President / President / Commissioner / well-informed legal advisors / International Business Lawyer / Auditor General / outside counsel / general counsel / outside legal advisors / legal counsel / lawyer / General Counsel in Belgium / /
– THE CASE FOR IN-HOUSE LEGAL PRIVILEGE IN EC LAW The debate on in-house legal privilege in community law has waged ever since the European Court of Justice ruled in the AM&S case in 1982 that the doctrine should only