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Cartel follow-on claims - James Flynn QC

Cartel follow-on claims - James Flynn QC Applying the lessons of recent cases, what are the hurdles which need to be overcome to bring successful follow-on claims in the courts? What does the future hold for class actions?

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Pricing strategies - Paul Gilbert, Cleary Gottlieb

Pricing strategies - Paul Gilbert, Cleary Gottlieb In the light of Intel how should companies structure discounts and rebates to comply with competition law? What are the risks and how can these be mitigated?

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Distribution systems - Rob Williams, Monckton

Distribution systems - Rob Williams, Monckton Going beyond the Coty case, what is the key to devising a Selective Distribution System which is necessary and proportionate? What measures can brand owners legitimately take to protect themselves from online marketplaces?

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Gun-jumping - Bruce Kilpatrick, Addleshaw Goddard

Gun-jumping - Bruce Kilpatrick, Addleshaw Goddard How do you protect clients from compliance violations when gun-jumping following (1) the CMA's investigation of the Electro Rent/Microlease merger and (2) the EC’s decision in Portugal Telecom/Altice (under appeal to the General Court)?

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Peering into the fog - Rhodri Thompson QC

Peering into the fog - Rhodri Thompson QC What are the anticipated differences in substantive analysis between the CMA and EC following Brexit? Which rules and legislation could change and with what implications for practice?

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Peering into the fog (Notes 1) - Rhodri Thompson QC

Peering into the fog (Notes 1) - Rhodri Thompson QC What are the anticipated differences in substantive analysis between the CMA and EC following Brexit? Which rules and legislation could change and with what implications for practice?

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