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Australian Guide to Competition Litigation 2019

11 September 2018

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Partners Zaven Mardirossian and Matthew Lees have written the exclusive Australian chapter in a global guide to competition litigation.

The International Comparative Legal Guide (ICLG) is divided into country question and answer chapters, providing a broad overview of common issues in corporate governance laws and regulations in 38 jurisdictions.

The ICLG series publishes annual comparative guides on a range of legal practice areas, which are aimed at keeping general counsel, government agencies and private practice lawyers up-to-date with global legal developments.

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To find out more about the firm's Competition practice, click here.

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