About the Event
Competition law is not always intuitive. Potential and alleged breaches of the Commerce Act 1986 are frequently missed by clients - and sometimes by legal advisers.
Particularly in the wake of legal developments in this area, lawyers need to be provide accurate, proactive advice and if necessary be able to advise a client about how to deal with a breach.
Learning outcomes
In respect of the Commerce Act:
- Become updated about legal developments: recent cases and the Commerce Commission’s approach.
- Gain a better understanding of common issues and trends, like competitor dealings (including industry dealings), restraints of trade, online and multi-channel distribution, ‘hub and spoke’ cases, and merger control.
- Receive insights into and guidance for dealing with the regulator, including in respect of its compliance and leniency programme.
Who should view?
Commercial lawyers at all levels who wish to upskill and/or receive a refresher, general practitioners who do some commercial work and in-house counsel for distributors, franchisors etc.
When and Where
Online