Predictive coding: how technology could help to streamline cases
Find out how the CMA has trialled predictive coding on recent investigations and how it could help to streamline future cases.
Simon Nichols
Project Director, Competition and Markets Authority
Restricting resale prices: how we're using data to protect customers
Find out more about how the CMA is looking to harness the power of online price monitoring to help detect suspicious online activity and protect customers.
Nothing ventured, nothing gained - 10 questions to ask your lawyer when embarking on a joint venture
Joint ventures have a lot of appeal and for good reason. When businesses join forces they can pool goods, services and funds to help them innovate and achieve commercial success that they couldn’t otherwise do alone. This is especially true …
Trade Associations: are you complying with competition law?
Are you a member of an industry of trade association? If so, you should check you and your association are playing by the right rules. The constitutions, decisions and recommendations of trade associations and how their members behave have …
Better late than never to comply with competition law
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Simon Nichols, Posted on:
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Categories:
Competition Act 1998 and cartels, Competition law compliance
All businesses must comply with competition law. Putting in place a compliance programme can help you to avoid the risk of breaking the law.