[Webinar] Key Points of Antitrust Law Practice that Leaders in Legal, General Affairs, and Planning Departments Should Know Part 2
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Monday, July 2024, 7 Mori Hamada & Matsumoto Law Office / Co-hosted by FRONTEO
Points of attendance
It is widely known that there are many situations in business where antitrust laws must be considered, such as cartels, bid rigging, abuse of dominant bargaining position, price fixing, unfair sales, merger review, etc. Furthermore, violations of antitrust laws are highly likely to cause various adverse effects, such as director liability, huge fines, damages, and impacts on overseas business, and can be said to be a risk factor that can lead to situations that cannot be overlooked if not handled properly, both in business activities during peacetime and in M&A and emergency response situations.
On the other hand, unlike other areas of law, the content of the rules and the thinking behind them are not clear, and if the leaders in charge of dealing with them do not understand the key points, they are likely to underestimate the risks, leading to serious consequences, or overestimate the risks, causing business to shrink. Therefore, in order to effectively tackle the practice of antitrust law, it is essential that leaders, along with those in charge of individual practical matters, have a solid understanding of the key points in advance.
Based on the instructor's experience in various consultations he receives on a daily basis, he will provide a concise introduction to the key points that legal, general affairs, and planning department personnel (especially leaders with a certain level of experience) need to know in order to engage in antitrust law practice, covering the main areas of antitrust law (cartels/collusive rigging, private monopolies/unfair trade practices, and business combinations).
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Monday, July 2024, 7 Mori Hamada & Matsumoto Law Office / Co-hosted by FRONTEO
Points of attendance
It is widely known that there are many situations in business where antitrust laws must be considered, such as cartels, bid rigging, abuse of dominant bargaining position, price fixing, unfair sales, merger review, etc. Furthermore, violations of antitrust laws are highly likely to cause various adverse effects, such as director liability, huge fines, damages, and impacts on overseas business, and can be said to be a risk factor that can lead to situations that cannot be overlooked if not handled properly, both in business activities during peacetime and in M&A and emergency response situations.
On the other hand, unlike other areas of law, the content of the rules and the thinking behind them are not clear, and if the leaders in charge of dealing with them do not understand the key points, they are likely to underestimate the risks, leading to serious consequences, or overestimate the risks, causing business to shrink. Therefore, in order to effectively tackle the practice of antitrust law, it is essential that leaders, along with those in charge of individual practical matters, have a solid understanding of the key points in advance.
Based on the instructor's experience in various consultations he receives on a daily basis, he will provide a concise introduction to the key points that legal, general affairs, and planning department personnel (especially leaders with a certain level of experience) need to know in order to engage in antitrust law practice, covering the main areas of antitrust law (cartels/collusive rigging, private monopolies/unfair trade practices, and business combinations).
Mori Hamada & Matsumoto
Partner Yusuke Takamiya Lawyer
Subcontracting law, mainly in the field of competition law / antitrust law, such as dealing with various violation cases centered on cartels / negotiations, dealing with business combination regulations, consultation on the relationship with the competition rules of the business activities of the company and other companies, and establishing a compliance system. In addition, we receive numerous consultations on a daily basis from a wide variety of industries regarding various consumer law fields centered on the landscape law, including both display regulations and prize regulations, and we receive numerous consultations on a daily basis from the Japan Fair Trade Commission, the Consumer Affairs Agency, and small and medium-sized enterprises. We provide a wealth of negotiation experience with domestic and overseas authorities, including the agency, and advice based on the latest operational practices.In particular, for projects that include complex issues, projects that require multi-polar responses including the United States, Europe, and China, and projects that require unprecedented consideration, we will take appropriate measures based on domestic and international theoretical and practical trends. We are good at doing.
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