Competition Law notes fully updated for recent exams at Oxford and Cambridge. These notes cover all the LLB and BCL competition law cases and so are perfect for anyone doing an LLB in the UK or a great supplement for those doing LLBs abroad, whether that be in Ireland, Canada, Hong Kong or Malaysia (University of London).

These were the best Competition Law notes the director of Oxbridge Notes (an Oxford law graduate) could find after combing through forty-eight LLB samples from outstanding law students with the highest results in England and carefully evaluating each on accuracy, formatting, logical structure, spelling/grammar, conciseness and "wow-factor".

We're confident you'll find these revision materials useful - check the samples below to decide for yourself. These notes are formed directly from a reading of the cases and academic papers and are extremely concise.

Included are the following types of documents:

1. 5-12 line summaries of the facts and ration of each case and statute. For key cases a longer analysis which details the judge's reasoning, alongside dissenting judgements is included. You can see a list of the cases analysed below.

2. Summaries of the main academic papers between a half page and a page and a half in length. These will dramatically cut down your reading time and allow you to cover more authors in less time;

3. Short bulleted and indented lists of the principle rules. These are great for getting a broad overview of the law and for answering thorny problem questions.

BONUS: We've included all the notes from our previous authors so you'll get many styles of revision materials, giving you multiple perspectives of the law - great for answering difficult essay titles and hairy problem questions.