New Zealand: Trade Regulation & Practices

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Changes to Commerce Act would restrict actions of firms with substantial market power

The Government proposes to make illegal a lot more of the actions of a firm that has substantial power in a market.

New Zealand Anti-trust

DC

Duncan Cotterill

Dairy Industry Restructuring Act 2001 review

A discussion document provided for a review of the act and considered Fonterra's role in the New Zealand dairy industry.

New Zealand Anti-trust

DC

Duncan Cotterill

Cartel criminalisation – back from oblivion

Efforts to criminalise cartel behaviour have been divided, as some consider it may deter efficient, legitimate conduct.

New Zealand Anti-trust

CT

Chapman Tripp

Have I Got A Deal For You...

Pricing concerns were responsible for the largest number of complaints to the Commerce Commission last year.

New Zealand Anti-trust

GA

Global Advertising Lawyers Alliance (GALA)

Leniency – a good tool but could be sharper to uncover price-fixing

New Zealand Anti-trust

CT

Chapman Tripp

Targeted review of competition regime

New Zealand Anti-trust

CT

Chapman Tripp

The Commerce Commission – merger decisions not as unpredictable as you might think

New Zealand Anti-trust

CT

Chapman Tripp

Court takes ACCC back to basics on price fixing

New Zealand Anti-trust

CT

Chapman Tripp

Australia looks at new competition laws for powerful companies

New Zealand Anti-trust

CT

Chapman Tripp

Overhaul of competition law on the way?

New Zealand Anti-trust

CT

Chapman Tripp

Productivity Commission gets into its competition law work

New Zealand Anti-trust

DC

Duncan Cotterill

Commissions gang up against counterfactual test for determining misuse of market power

New Zealand Anti-trust

CT

Chapman Tripp

Commerce Commission guidelines on collaborative activity exemption

New Zealand Anti-trust

CT

Chapman Tripp

Criminalisation of Cartels

New Zealand Anti-trust

DP

DLA Piper Australia

Caught on camera: the rise of recorded work conversations

New Zealand Employment

WW

Wynn Williams Lawyers

New Zealand's resource management reform: a clearer, more effective framework

New Zealand Government

WW

Wynn Williams Lawyers

Heat of the Moment Resignations in New Zealand

New Zealand Employment

L

LegalVision

Is your business at risk from a competitor's "dupe" products?

New Zealand Consumer

WW

Wynn Williams Lawyers

Mondelez v Aldi: What can New Zealand learn from this overseas lawsuit?

WW

Wynn Williams Lawyers

Cartels And Overseas Defendants - Court Of Appeal Confirms Reach Of Commerce Act

Last month the Court of Appeal upheld the decision of the High Court in the latest round of the Koppers Arch litigation. The case is important because it considers when the Court will have jurisdiction to consider Commerce Act proceedings against overseas based defendants.

New Zealand Anti-trust

DP

DLA Piper Australia

NZ Competition And Market Regulation Update - Commerce Act Reviews And Recommendations

The clearance and authorisation provisions under the Commerce Act.

New Zealand Anti-trust

DP

DLA Piper Australia

Fair Trading And Consumer Guarantees Submissions Sought On Enforcement Of Consumer Protection Laws

The Ministry of Consumer Affairs (Ministry) has released a discussion document on the redress and enforcement provisions contained in the Fair Trading Act 1986 and the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993.

New Zealand Anti-trust

DP

DLA Piper Australia

Competition & Trade Practices Bulletin – May 2006

In this issue: Record Fine for Cartel Activities, Proposed Bus Acquisition and the Commerce Act, Prohibition Against Resale Price Maintenance Bites

New Zealand Anti-trust

DP

DLA Piper Australia

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