Updates and challenges to competition defence in the European Union, with professor Richard Whish – 2020

Updates and challenges to competition defense in the European  Union, with professor Richard Whish – 2020

Date: September 16, 24, e 30/2020
Time: 10:30 às 12:00hs
Platform: ZOOM Ibrac.

Mais uma vez, e após 3 anos de seu último curso de atualizações, o IBRAC tem a satisfação de anunciar o Prof. Richard Whish ministrando seu mundialmente conhecido curso de atualizações e desafios à defesa da concorrência na União Europeia, que ocorrerá nos dias 16, 24, e 30 de setembro de 2020, virtualmente. O Prof. Whish é uma das maiores e mais conceituadas autoridades em direito da concorrência europeu, por anos responsáveis pelos cursos de LLM da King’s College Londres e atualmente pelo seu programa a distância. Esta é mais uma oportunidade de atualização técnica, de altíssimo nível, proporcionada pelo IBRAC aos seus membros, aos seus parceiros e à comunidade jurídica em geral.

PROGRAME

16/09/2020 – (Class 1) Article 101 TFEU – Main Cases Discussed and Decided by the European Commission and Courts
24/09/2020 – (Class 2) Article 102 TFEU, Cartels, Leniency Applications and Settlements in Europe – Main Cases Discussed and Decided by the European Commission and Courts
30/09/2020 – (Class 3) EC Merger Regulation and Private Litigation In the EU – Main Cases Discussed and Decided by the European Commission and Courts

PROFESSOR RICHARD WHISH – PROFILE

Professor Whish is one of the greatest and most respected Competition Experts in the globe. He is a graduate of the University of Oxford where he obtained the degrees of BA and BCL. Richard has been Professor of Law at Kings College London since January 1991; prior to that he taught at the University of Bristol. He is also a Professor at the College of Europe (Bruges). He is a qualified solicitor and was a partner at Watson, Farley and Williams from 1989 to 1998. He acts as a consultant to a variety of companies and regulatory agencies, and is a non-executive director of the Office of Fair Trading; he is also a member of the Board of the Singaporean Energy Market Authority. Professor Whish has research interests in the competition law of the EU, UK and other countries. He is actively involved in research on many aspects of competition policy, including the international merger process, pricing behavior and the relationship between competition law and regulation.

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