Tag: Legislation
Antitrust Reform Efforts and Statutory Parens Patriae Authority
Borrowing from an earlier tradition first developed in American law by the courts, Congress has a long history of granting express enforcement authority to...
Misuse of Market Power in Australia: Early Assessment of the Amended...
By Mel Marquis & Rhonda Smith1
I. Introduction
In the nearly 50-year saga of modern Australian competition law, the section relating to the misuse of market...
TechREG Talks… with Katharine Kemp, Philip Marsden & Jacqueline Downes
In this edition of CPI TechREG Talks, we have the pleasure of presenting a summary of a discussion with Philip Marsden and Allens partner...
The Amendment of China’s Anti-monopoly Law
On June 24, 2022, China’s legislature enacted the revision of the Anti-Monopoly Law (“AML”), the country’s main antitrust statute. The revised AML entered into...
Looking Backwards and Forwards: What Does 25 Years of Competition Enforcement...
August 2022 marks the 25th anniversary of the publication of the draft Competition Bill in August 1997. Passing into law the following year, what...
The Legislative Framework and Competition Policy in Australia
This article reviews the legislative framework which underlies Australian competition law and policy. First, the Australian Constitution plays a key although often unrecognized role...
The New Anti-Monopoly Law of the People’s Republic of China: Changes...
By Wei HAN & Liang LI*
On June 24, 2022, China passed the amended Anti-Monopoly Law of the People’s Republic of China (hereinafter the “Anti-Monopoly...
The Growing Role of Localities in the United States in Enacting...
As the gig economy has expanded, New York City, and Seattle, two progressive cities in the United States, have become leaders in regulating working...
Will Employment Laws Keep Up with AI Work?
Technologies are rapidly evolving to enhance human productivity; however, there is growing potential to deskill or obsolesce the work performed by professionals and managers....
