By Yasmine EDDAM
4 April 2025
Penalties for abuse of a dominant position can ruin a company. Violation of Articles L. 420-2 of the French Commercial Code or 102 of the TFEU can result in fines of up to 10% of worldwide sales. To ensure that preventing abuse of a dominant position is part of an overall approach to respecting the principles of fair trading and protecting your business, it is essential to understand the basics of competition law and unfair competition. Companies with a strong position in their market are operating in a minefield. Ordinary commercial behaviour can become unlawful if it emanates from a dominant company. Prevention is essential. It involves identifying the risks, putting safeguards in place and adapting your commercial strategy. Managers need to incorporate these constraints into their day-to-day governance. This guide offers practical tools to help you secure your commercial practices and minimise the risks...
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