Twenty Twenty Six: Elizabeth Avery on international antitrust, merger review and theories of harm after the World Cup
Partner Elizabeth Avery gives us a world tour of new directions in competition law, theories of harm and merger review both here and overseas, and lessons from our role in the Paramount / Warner Bros merger. Plus news you can use on all the Phase 2s, declarations and exemptions in exceptional circumstances, scambling and other portmanteaux, and how to watch — and how definitely not to watch — The Odyssey … All this and — — — with co-hosts Moya Dodd and Matt Rubinstein.
Links:
- Twenty Twenty Six on the BBC and the ABC
- How Perez Prado's Mambo No. 5 became that other one
- Coles's applications to the Competition Tribunal and the Federal Court
- L1 Dominette 01449's genome
- The Government's "exceptional circumstances" bill and the ACCC's class exemption
- The National Anti-Scam Centre's "scambling" taskforce and NSW's "betiquette" spot
- The Washington Post on all the ways you can watch The Odyssey
- Or you could read it!
- Meet the Gilbert + Tobin Competition, Consumer + Market Regulation team
- Email us at edge@gtlaw.com.au



