Blogs

Aruba’s Competition Ordinance entered into force early this year, allowing competition problems to be addressed under both administrative and civil law. Read more >

ACM considers collaborations and mergers in elderly care entirely possible. Read more >

The NZa is taking action against health insurers for failing to comply with their duty of care/care procurement duty. In this blog, we explain that the NZa’s action is a step in the right direction, but that it still has a great deal of work to do. Read more >

Everyone wants to reduce the administrative burden in the healthcare sector. But healthcare contracting nevertheless regularly leads to an increase rather than a reduction of the administrative burden for healthcare providers. As a healthcare provider, how can you and your trade association or professional association turn the tide? Four concrete tips are provided below. Read more >

The DMA has come into force and contains new, strict rules for a select number of online platforms that entrepreneurs and consumers can hardly ignore. At first glance, the rules from the DMA seem complex. This blog focuses on the rights webshops have under the DMA. Read more >

Many webshops are still transgressing when applying discounts and ‘was/now’ prices. The ACM has launched investigations into violations and retailers risk high fines. In this blog, we address the main points of attention for webshops. Read more >

The ACM will be given the power to enforce the P2B Regulation. In this blog, we answer four questions about the significance of the P2B Regulation for platforms and business users. Read more >