ABOUT THIS EVENT
On November 19, the ABA Antitrust Law Section will bring together a group of distinguished speakers in Tokyo for another Global Seminar Series (GSS). This GSS will be focused on cutting edge issues including industrial policy and green guidelines to Japan’s Smartphone Act, cartel enforcement trends, and the latest from senior enforcers across Asia-Pacific.
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As trade, industrial policy, and global markets converge in new ways, Japan offers a uniquely valuable lens for understanding a transformative moment for competition law. Join us in Tokyo on November 19 as senior enforcers and leading practitioners come together to tackle the issues that matter most right now. If you advise clients in the region or work on cross-border matters, this is a rare opportunity to engage directly with the officials and advisors shaping competition policy across the Asia-Pacific—and to leave with insights you can put to work immediately. Advance registration is complimentary and necessary. CLE will not be provided.
Did you know the Antitrust Law Section focuses on more than competition law? Choose from 31 practice-specific committees, connecting you with thousands of antitrust law professionals. Gain access to valuable resources, webinars, substantive in-person and virtual meetings, antitrust communities, and discussion boards, and begin to begin to expand your network. You can join as many as you like with your Antitrust Law Section membership!
Click here to visit the Committees webpage and join today!
In addition to the Global Seminar Series, the Section offers international insight throughout the year through the Antitrust International Committee.
The International Committee addresses all aspects of international developments in competition law and policy, as well as U.S. antitrust developments with international implications. Committee members have written treatises and handbooks on global competition issues, and they publish a quarterly newsletter, the International Antitrust Bulletin. The Committee keeps members informed about new laws and regulations, leading cases, enforcement trends, policy developments, and agency staff changes. The Committee facilitates international dialogue on competition policy by participating in efforts to expand its international outreach to foreign competition agencies and bar groups, and it works in conjunction with other committees to prepare comments on and analyses of policy initiatives and new competition laws and regulations globally.
Conference Chair
John Taladay
Baker Botts LLP
Conference Vice Chair
Maria Coppola
Australian Competition and Consumer Commission
Tekko Executive Lounge & Conference Rooms
For more information, contact
AT Registrar
atregistrar@americanbar.org
COUNTDOWN TO EVENT
- Days48
- Hours21
- Minutes16