Competition
Luke Woodward & Prof. Allan Fels
Reflecting on 20yrs of ACCC merger review
Luke Woodward, Partner & Prof. Allan Fels
Gilbert + Tobin
After 20yrs of ACCC merger reviews, the once controversial test for assessing mergers has become an accepted part of corporate Australia, striking a good balance between free markets and consumer protection.
Thu, 7 Mar 2013 6:10pm
Simon Snow
Strong enforcement: key to ACCC
Simon Snow, Partner at Gilbert + Tobin
BRR Legal Brief
The ACCC has just outlined its 2013 action plan. Simon Snow joins us to discuss the ACCC's key targets.
Wed, 27 Feb 2013 1:00pm
Leanne Hanna
2012 consumer law lessons for business
Leanne Hanna, Special Counsel
DLA Piper Australia
The ACCC bought many successful actions for consumer law breaches in 2012. Leanne explains what businesses can learn from 2012 and gives her predictions for the year ahead.
Fri, 25 Jan 2013 3:30pm
Lisa Huett
Cartels, mergers & movie stars: competition law in 2012 and beyond
Lisa Huett, Partner at King & Wood Mallesons
King & Wood Mallesons
With the ACCC's continued focus on cartel conduct through 2012, competition Partner Lisa Huett runs us through the major cases and trends in competition law for the year and sets the scene for what to expect in 2013 in what's proving to be a very busy regulatory landscape.
Tue, 18 Dec 2012 10:15am
Peter Waters
Hong Kong gets competition law
Peter Waters, Partner
Gilbert + Tobin
Competition law has been a growing trend in the Asia-Pacific region with Hong Kong being one of the last places to enact competition regulation. With the new Hong Kong laws now in effect, Peter Waters talks us through the main aspects of the law and some of its unique features.
Tue, 26 Jun 2012 3:45pm
Kathryn Edghill
ACCC to target online price pacts
Kathryn Edghill, Partner
Truman Hoyle
The ACCC has announced that it will be focusing on competition in the online shopping space after allegations that retailers in Australia are making deals with online stores overseas to restrict those stores from selling certain brands to Australian consumers or stop them from selling goods below the Australian retail price. Kathryn speaks about the number of ways that this behaviour could be in breach of Australian competition laws, the implications of such behaviour and provides some useful tips for businesses to consider.
Mon, 21 May 2012 3:45pm
Paul McLachlan
ACCC investigates petrol price sharing
Paul McLachlan, Partner
McCullough Robertson
Paul discusses the ACCC's announcement that they are investigating petrol price sharing and discusses their new approach in regulating competition in this area.
Fri, 4 May 2012 4:20pm
Michael Corrigan
Beyond Metcash: analysis
Michael Corrigan, Partner at Clayton Utz
BRR Legal Brief
Wed, 7 Dec 2011 1:00pm
Kathryn Edghill
ACCC thumped on Metcash merger
Kathryn Edghill, Partner at Truman Hoyle
Truman Hoyle
Mon, 29 Aug 2011 2:00pm
Kathryn Edghill
Creeping acquisition laws passed (again)
Kathryn Edghill, Partner at Truman Hoyle
Truman Hoyle
Tue, 23 Aug 2011 2:15pm
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