The Cartels 2022 guide covers 21 jurisdictions, providing the latest legal information on the impact of COVID-19 on cartels policy; dawn raids; attorney-client privilege; protection of confidential/proprietary information; leniency, immunity and/or amnesty regimes; burden of proof; sanctions and remedies; and private civil litigation.

Coverage on each jurisdiction has been authored by experts in their fields. A team of Norton Rose Fulbright competition lawyers is proud to present the Law and Practice of Cartels in Canada.



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