Contact

Jax Arnold

Sessional Lecturer

Jax Arnold was professor at University of New South Wales from until December 2020. Previousely, Jax Arnold was a digital project manager at the National Children’s and Youth Law Centre (Sydney). He also was seasonally teaching employment-ready electronic legal research skills and problem-solving strategies for undergraduate (LLB) and Juris Doctor students at University of New South Wales. He was previously associate member of the Competition litigation team at King & Wood Mallesons. He holds a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Communication and Media Studies and a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) from the University of New South Wales.

Contact

Articles

756 Bulletin

Jax Arnold The Australian Competition Authority initiates proceedings against two egg producing companies and the national industry body for an attempt to induce participation in a cartel (AECL)

28 May 2014 95

This article was originally published on In Competition by King & Wood Mallesons (click here). ACCC cracks down on eggsplosive cartel attempt* In egg-citing news out of the Federal Court this week, the ACCC has instituted proceedings against two egg producing companies and the industry (...)

Jax Arnold The French Court of Appeal upholds an appeal against a fine imposed by the French competition authority for price fixing in the endive market (CERAFEL)

15 May 2014 282

This article was originally published on In Competition by King & Wood Mallesons (click here). Lettuce leaf them alone Last month, the French Court of Appeal upheld an appeal against a fine imposed by the French competition authority for price fixing in the endive market. The endive (...)

Jax Arnold The Australian Federal Court imposes a penalty of $3 million against a supplier of ball bearings for engaging in cartel conduct (NSK)

13 May 2014 129

This article was originally published on In Competition by King & Wood Mallesons (click here). ACCC bears down on cartels* On 13 May 2014, the Federal Court imposed a penalty of $3 million against NSK Australia, a supplier of ball bearings, for engaging in cartel conduct. The (...)

Jax Arnold The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission releases its draft Immunity and Cooperation Policy for Cartel Conduct April 2014 and draft Frequently Asked Questions for public comment

9 April 2014 113

This article was originally published on In Competition by King & Wood Mallesons (click here). ACCC simplifies policy on cartel immunity and cooperation* Last week the ACCC released its draft Immunity and Cooperation Policy for Cartel Conduct April 2014 (Draft Policy) and draft (...)

Jax Arnold The EU Commission examines a complaint against Germany on the matter of discriminatory treatment of EU citizens in connection with the extradition of an Italian citizen to the US on an antitrust charge (Romano Pisciotti)

17 March 2014 137

Cartel offender takes action against EU* In early April, the US Department of Justice’s Antitrust Division (DoJ) successfully extradited Romano Pisciotti – an Italian national - from Germany on an antitrust charge. It has been revealed this week that Mr Pisciotti has raised a legal challenge (...)