Our services
We provide specialist advice and advocacy that is pragmatic, straightforward, and effective. We advise on all competition law matters, including mergers, cartels, restrictive trade practices, abuse of market power, market studies, economic and sector specific regulation, consumer law, and competition policy.
Find out moreWe help firms successfully complete mergers. We provide advice on the competition law aspects of mergers including advice on navigating
New Zealand’s competition clearance and authorisation regime, running merger clearance and authorisation processes, and acting for parties involved in merger investigations and litigation.
We help firms and individuals navigate cartel investigations and litigation including advising on applications for leniency and co-operation, responding to Commerce Commission investigations, and defending Commerce Commission proceedings.
We help firms to achieve the benefits of their business relationships. We advise on the competition law implications of the relationships between firms including advice on structuring relationships to benefit from exceptions, collaborative activity clearances, and restrictive trade practices authorisations. We also advise firms and individuals involved in Commerce Commission investigations and litigation.
We advise firms on New Zealand’s abuse of market power rules, including advising parties wishing to make complaints about firms with substantial market power, and advising firms that may have substantial market power on defending investigations and litigation.
We help firms involved in Commerce Commission market studies to participate in those studies in a way that enables their views and positions to be heard and understood.
We help firms and individuals who are subject to sector specific regulation to understand their obligations, include advice on responding to Commerce Commission investigations, and defending Commerce Commission proceedings.
We assist firms to understand and comply with their consumer law obligations, including advice on responding to Commerce Commission investigations and defending Commerce Commission proceedings.
Please get in touch if you’d like to know more about the matters we’ve worked on and how we can help you.
— Chambers Asia Pacific 2021