Abstract
There has been strong debate about the concepts of the EU directive on access to the courts by victims of breaches of competition law. It is possible that the results will be less dramatic than its proponents and opponents argued. The national courts are already awarding damages for competition claims quite routinely. The status of leniency documents may yet evolve, and there are a number of other uncertainties.
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