June 12, 2014
The National Competition Law Section of the Canadian Bar Association has published its Spring 2014 edition of the Canadian Competition Law Review.
The new edition includes articles on: The Failing Firm: Re-examining Canada’s Approach to Rescue Mergers in Light of the U.S. and EU Experience; An Interview with the Commissioner of Competition, John Pecman; The Criminal Liability of Organizations for Economic Crimes; and the Characterization of the Concept of Abuse in the Regulation of the Dominant Position of Companies.
Comments in this edition: An Economic Perspective on the Recent Indirect Purchaser Rulings by the Supreme Court of Canada; Offensive Passing On: The Supreme Court of Canada’s Indirect Purchaser Trilogy; and Section 11: Good, Bad and Ambiguous.
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