Connecticut MJP Testimony - Kenneth Bunge
Testimony of Kenneth E. Bunge, ESQ. on behalf of Association of Corporate counsel-Connecticut and Fairfield Chapters.
Testimony of Kenneth E. Bunge, ESQ. on behalf of Association of Corporate counsel-Connecticut and Fairfield Chapters.
The Competition Act ("CA") is federal legislation of general
application related to all aspects of competition law in Canada, including merger review. The CA sets out the relevant monetary and (where applicable) shareholding thresholds that trigger a pre-
merger notification requirement. The CA also allows the Commissioner of Competition (the "Commissioner") to challenge a transaction if she believes it raises substantive competition issues, whether or not there is a pre-merger notification
requirement.
A brief arguing that the IRS audit process should not take precedence over the importance of the attorney-client privilege and the work product doctrine.
A motion for leave to file brief as amicus curiae in the Stolt-Nielson case.
Amicus Brief. Key issue: Whether a court may deny a party's counsel access to records found to be necessary to the prosecution of the proceeding soley because counsel is an employee of the party.
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Statement of The American Chemistry Council, The Association of Corporate Counsel, and The National Association of Manufacturers
Before the United States Sentencing Commission, November 15, 2005,
Washington, DC. Regarding the Need to Amend the Commentary to Section 8C2.5, Regarding Waiver of the Attorney-Client Privilege and the Work Product Doctrine
GCCA-Europe filed comments in 2003 with the European Competition Law Commission regarding the Commission?s inquiry into the regulation of the"liberal professions? in the EU, and whether, in specific, lawyer regulation in each of the member states was in some way impinging on the free flow of commerce