Tag: Investigations

Brazilian practitioners face a dilemma regarding conflicting labor and criminal provisions arguably applicable to employees under internal investigations regarding, on one hand, employee cooperation...

Significant supply chain disruptions have become prevalent in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic and, more recently, ongoing political conflict. These disruptions involve important...

The current “anti-monopoly enforcement storm” was prompted by China’s top leadership in late 2020 under the policy objective of “preventing disorderly expansion of capital”. ...

By Mathieu van Ravenstein1 & Marieke Datema2   The COVID-19 pandemic has further accelerated the use of technology and the prominence of electronic data, as well...

By Josh Yi Xue & Yikai Yang Chemicals, as one of the industries most closely related to people’s daily livelihood, have increasingly become one of...

By Rachel Brandenburger, Logan Breed, Helen Bignall & Paul Castlo - This article considers the outlook for antitrust enforcement in the EU and the U.S....

By John Yong Ren, Jason Liu   INTRODUCTION In China, there are three administrative authorities that serve as enforcement authorities of the Anti-Monopoly Law (“AML”): the...

In this issue: Cartel detection is a must for competition practitioners to understand. Our comprehensive issue, organized by guest editor Rosa Abrantes-Metz, starts by reviewing...

This article is part of a Chronicle. See more from this Chronicle Toshiyuki Nambu, Jul 15, 2015 HOW DOES THE CASE INVESTIGATION PROCEDURE OF THE JFTC...

This article is part of a Chronicle. See more from this Chronicle Paul O'Brien, Krisztian Katona, Randy Tritell, Jul 15, 2015 Procedural fairness has become an...