Navigating Antitrust Risks in China: A Roadmap for U.S. Companies

Since China introduced its Anti-monopoly Law (AML) in 2008, the country's continued economic rise and aggressive enforcement of the AML by the three antimonopoly enforcement agencies has established the AML as a powerful force in world markets. This is rare opportunity to hear from US and China experts, as they discuss ways to navigate the antitrust landscape in China, and how it affects U.S. companies.

Topics include:

  • Overview of merger enforcement
  • Perspectives on merger investigations and remedies
  • Anticompetitive conduct under the Anti-monopoly Law and risks of government enforcement and private litigation
  • Abuse of dominance and distribution restraints
  • Implications of the draft rules on abuse of intellectual property rights

Panel participants include academic experts on China's AML from the Center for Competition Law and Policy at Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China University of Political Science and Law and Renmin University, as well as the former Special Counsel for International Trade in the Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice, and a team of senior antitrust experts from Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati (Scott Sher, Stu Chemtob, and Danny Sokol).

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Since China introduced its Anti-monopoly Law (AML) in 2008, the country's continued economic rise and aggressive enforcement of the AML by the three antimonopoly enforcement agencies has established the AML as a powerful force in world markets. This is rare opportunity to hear from US and China experts, as they discuss ways to navigate the antitrust landscape in China, and how it affects U.S. companies.
Topics include:
•    Overview of merger enforcement
•    Perspectives on merger investigations and remedies
•    Anticompetitive conduct under the Anti-monopoly Law and risks of government enforcement and private litigation
•    Abuse of dominance and distribution restraints
•    Implications of the draft rules on abuse of intellectual property rights

Our panel participants include academic experts on China's AML from the Center for Competition Law and Policy at Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China University of Political Science and Law and Renmin University, as well as the former Special Counsel for International Trade in the Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice, and a team of senior antitrust experts from Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati (Scott Sher, Stu Chemtob, and Danny Sokol).

Seminar Information
Seminar Date:
September 04, 2014
Navigating Antitrust Risks in China: A Roadmap for U.S. Companies
Speaker Information
Stuart Chemtob   [ view bio ]
Wu Hanhong
Shi Jianzhong
Scott Sher   [ view bio ]
Daniel Sokol   [ view bio ]
Wang Xianlin
Individual topic purchase: Selected
California
General Credits: 2.25
New York
Professional Practice Credits: 2.50
Texas
General Credits: 2.25
California Paralegal
General Credits: 2.25
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