Judge Casts Doubt on “Uber” Penalty
3 August 2022
A judge has described a proposed agreed penalty as 'excessive' and asked the parties to gather additional evidence to justify the amount
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ACCC’s steely determination pays off in evidentiary dispute with BlueScope
11 May 2022
Federal Court finds merger documents provided to ACCC are admissible in subsequent and unrelated civil cartel prosecution
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Sampling in Large Construction Cases: the Perfect Marriage of Law and Statistics
27 January 2022
In this post, we summarise we discuss the relevant legal principles around sampling in preparing evidence and provide some pointers on how this can be used in preparing claims for arbitration and litigation.
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Eyes in the back of its head – regulators’ cooperation framework MOU
7 September 2020
ACCC and other competition authorities sign "Multilateral Mutual Assistance and Cooperation Framework for Competition Authorities" MOU
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A way forward for Wayback Machine evidence
8 November 2019
The Wayback Machine,[1] a digital archive that stores historical copies of websites at specific points in time, is the scourge of former keyboard warriors wishing they could scrub the internet of cringe-inducing Myspace profiles or angsty blog posts.
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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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