All Competition articles – Page 3
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EventWebinar: Understanding full functionality in joint ventures (OnDemand)
This webinar explores what full-functionality means in practice and examines the relevance of case law.
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Winners of the 2017 Law Society Competition Section's Horsfall Turner essay prize
Two outstanding trainee solicitors were recognised for their exceptional essay-writing skills in this year’s Horsfall Turner essay competition:
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Seminar: Running an effective in-house compliance programme (10 July 2018)
This hour seminar will investigate how to create and run an effective compliance programme. It will be held at the Law Society on Tuesday 10 July from 18:00.
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Webinar: Innovation theories of harm and horizontal mergers (OnDemand)
This webinar examines the lively debate on how horizontal mergers can have an impact on innovation.
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Competition Section seminar: CPD for Irish Practising Certificate holders (12 June 2018)
This two-hour seminar will cover essential CPD requirements for Irish PC holders, with a particular focus on the regulatory element of Irish professional development.
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Competition Section seminar: Achieving professional ambitions in Competition law (10 April 2018, London)
In this seminar, speakers from different backgrounds and areas of expertise will share their best practical advice for achieving professional ambitions in Competition law.
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Competition Section seminar: UK mergers updates (13 March 2018, London)
This seminar chaired by the CMA, which will discuss the major developments in merger control in 2017, and look ahead to the challenges that 2018 may bring.
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Competition Section seminar: Selective distribution (20 February 2018, London)
Who gets to decide where and how products are sold? Will Brexit change the approach to assessment?
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Webinar: Legal privilege in competition law and the potential implications of Brexit (OnDemand)
This webinar looks at the ramifications Brexit will create for English qualified lawyers, especially competition solicitors.
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Seminar: FCA enforcement (7 November 2017)
Mary Starks, director of Competition and Economics at the FCA will provide an overview of some of the FCA’s ongoing competition work.
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Seminar: Key recent developments in abuse of dominance (17 October 2017)
Abuse of dominance remains a key area of enforcement and litigation activity. This seminar will provide important insights on practical implications for clients on the complaint and defence sides.
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Webinar: Dawn Raids: Civil and criminal practice in cartel investigations (OnDemand)
This webinar provides guidance and practical tips for dealing with dawn raids.
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Seminar: Round up of CAT private enforcement (12 September 2017)
This Tuesday evening presentation will help you to gain an improved understanding of the implications of recent decisions within the Competition and Appeal Tribunal.
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The Competition Section 2017 annual dinner and awards
The Law Society’s Competition Section is pleased to announce that its formal annual dinner and Horsfall-Turner Essay Prize Awards took place this year on Wednesday 22 November at the Law Society’s Hall.
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Winners of the 2016 Law Society Competition Section's Horsfall Turner essay prize
Three outstanding trainee solicitors were recognised for their exceptional essay-writing skills.
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Law Society Publishing discount
Members of the Competition Section are entitled to 20% off all titles published by Law Society Publishing. Find out more and access your discount.
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Seminar: Online hotel booking - antitrust investigation (13 June 2017)
Sign into the Competition Section website to access the seminars presentation materials.
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Webinar: Multijurisdictional Merger Control - Practical guidance in this increasingly ‘hot’ enforcement climate (OnDemand)
Join our one-hour webinar with Davina Garrod, head of EU/UK Competition, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer and Feld LLP
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Seminar: Fairness and due process in UK antitrust proceedings (18 July 2017)
This presentation will help you to gain an improved understanding of the CMA’s enforcement work, and the rationale behind its procedures and policies.
