Fast-track justice for competition claims
6 December 2016
The UK’s CAT introduces new fast-track procedure
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Anchors aweigh (again!)
25 November 2016
ACCC commences its second ever criminal cartel prosecution, against another Japanese based shipping company
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You win some, you lose some
11 August 2016
Partial win for the ACCC in high voltage cable cartel litigation
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Territorial limits of EU competition damages claims in England
31 May 2016
A blow to the UK's shot at becoming the EU cartel damages venue of choice
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Loyal Coal admits to coal-lusion in the Obeid-rigging case
12 April 2016
Loyal Coal agrees to settle with the ACCC on day two of the hearing into bid-rigging of tenders for NSW mining exploration licences.
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The UK CMA’s concrete plans for another criminal cartel prosecution
14 March 2016
The CMA brings another criminal cartel case in the construction industry, charging a director for involvement in a suspected UK concrete pipe cartel
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Spain implements and expands upon EU competition Directive
8 February 2016
Spain has released its proposal for implementing the EU’s Directive on competition damages in private proceedings
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Applying for leniency is not always E-C
2 February 2016
The European Court of Justice has affirmed that leniency applications made to the EC are not binding on national competition authorities
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Guided Tour: Hong Kong’s New Competition Law
7 January 2016
Read King & Wood Mallesons comprehensive guide to the new competition law in Hong Kong
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