Partner Charles Coorey and pro bono lawyer Jessie-Grace Stephenson read the fine print on consumer protection and product safety -- from quad bikes to button batteries and how businesses can support their vulnerable customers. Plus million-dollar (maybe) fees for complex mergers in the coming merger regime, Hungry Jack's and the existential terror of Garfield, toxophilites aquiver over price-fixing in archery supplies, and a Chatham House competition conference is compliantly discussed. All this and more with co-hosts Moya Dodd and Matt Rubinstein. 

• The British Film Institute on punctuation in movie titles 
• Variety on Thunderbolts* and *The New Avengers (spoilers) 
• G+T Partner Andrew Low on digital platform reform and regulation at the Competition Law Conference 
• The burping Garfield toy and Garfield's existential terror  
• The ACCC's enforcement outcomes against Hungry Jack's and Thermomix 
• Australia's original Burger King ft Humphrey B Bear 
• The price-fixing class-action complaint against big archery 
• Treasury's consultation on proposed fees for merger clearance  
• Meet the Gilbert + Tobin Competition, Consumer + Market Regulation team 
• Email us at edge@gtlaw.com.au