Investigations into excessive dominance and monopolization in the competitive landscape
In an upcoming webinar, Robin Adelstein, Partner and Global Head of Antitrust and Competition at Australia, will be hosting a discussion on investigative theories being tested on major companies and their potential application.
The webinar, titled "Competitive edge," is part of a series and will provide insights on what to expect in the application of these theories. Robin will be speaking with antitrust and competition partners Vic Domen, Claire Forster, Mark Simpson, and Wilko van Weert.
This program is eligible for 1 professional practice continuing legal education (CLE) credit in New York, 1 general CLE credit in Missouri, 1 general CLE credit in Texas, and 1 participatory CLE credit in California.
For those who may have missed previous webinars in the series, links to view the on-demand recordings of Quick take, August 2021, Episode three, June 2021, Quick take, May 2021, and Quick take, February 2021, are provided. The webinars titled "Episode two, August 2020" and "Episode one, June 2020" also include content summaries and on-demand recordings. The webinar titled "Quick take, December 2020" and "Quick take, November 2020" also have on-demand recordings available.
It is important to note that there are no available search results providing specific details about the "Competitive edge" webinar series hosted by Robin Adelstein and featuring the aforementioned speakers. The only related result mentions a "Competitive edge: Focus on tariffs" webinar by a global law firm, but it does not reference these speakers or Robin Adelstein.
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The "Competitive edge" webinar series, hosted by Robin Adelstein, offers insights into the application of investigative theories in business and finance, as she discussions these topics with antitrust and competition partners. This professional development event is relevant for legal professionals seeking CLE credits in New York, Missouri, Texas, and California.
