This half-day, in-person conference in London will focus on the current competition landscape, with panels on competition class actions, AI regulation, and behavioural remedies in mergers.
Featuring legal professionals, economists, academics, regulators and industry experts working on some of today’s most significant cases, the conference will offer frontline perspectives on these rapidly evolving issues.
Competition Class Actions and Litigation
- Types of expert evidence
- Expert independence
- Novel theories of harm
- Excessive pricing and the limits of exploitative abuse
AI Regulation and Litigation
- Global regulatory shifts in response to AI advancements
- IP disputes over AI-generated content
- Antitrust concerns in AI
- Economic implications of varying regulatory approaches
Rethinking the Role of Behavioural Remedies in Mergers
- Ecosystems and dynamic competition theories of harm
- Analyzing and balancing efficiency, innovation and contestability
- Challenges arising from the expanding objectives of merger policy
- Designing and implementing effective behavioural remedies
London
