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Background Founded in 2024, Whitehall & Associates has quickly become one of Australia’s leading personal injury law firms. Committed to building strong, long-term client relationships founded...
Given the recent spate of high-profile cyber attacks, it's a timely reminder for legal advisers to take stock of their clients’ cyber resilience, particularly when it comes to incident response...
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Jennifer Bannan, Senior Legal Writer, Practical Guidance Competition and Julia Park, Engagement Manager LexisNexis discuss Australia’s competition laws in 2021 – a year in review. They cover the latest in cartel enforcement, misuse of market power cases, global competition litigation, the Digital Platform Services Inquiry, the new small business class exemption and the ACCC’s proposed merger reforms.
September 2021
Jennifer is a competition and consumer law specialist with over 10 years' experience advising clients in both private practice (Allens Linklaters in Sydney) and in-house (Sky TV in London and Johnson & Johnson Medical in Sydney). Jennifer has authored numerous competition and consumer law articles and was awarded the 'Joy Van Ardenne Memorial Prize' for academic and sporting achievement at UNSW in 1999.
Julia works closely with our clients to help them utilise practical resources efficiently. Prior to joining LexisNexis, Julia worked in private practice and tutored Business Law at the University of Sydney.