Stephen Crosswell
Baker McKenzie (Hong Kong)
Lawyer (Partner)
Stephen Crosswell heads Baker Mckenzie’s Asia Pacific Regional Competition Group. He is a principal in the Firm’s Competition practice in Hong Kong, where he oversees competition matters in Hong Kong, China, Vietnam and Korea. He is consistently recognized as a leading lawyer for competition/antitrust by Chambers Asia. He wrote the Hong Kong chapters of Sweet & Maxwell’s Competition Law in China & Hong Kong and the Oxford University Press Global Antitrust Compliance Handbook. Mr. Crosswell regularly speaks at leading antitrust events in Asia. He is also involved in capacity building with regional regulators and antitrust policy work. Prior to joining Baker McKenzie, Mr. Crosswell headed a Magic Circle firm’s antitrust and competition practice in Hong Kong and coordinated their overall practice in Asia.
Distinctions
Linked authors
Richard Blewett
Clifford Chance (Beijing)
Dennis Beling
Compass Lexecon (Hong Kong)
Thomas Cheng Kin-Hon
University of Hong Kong
Cristina Caffarra
CRA International (London)
Carter Chim
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Deborah Healey
University of New South Wales (Sydney)
Jenny Huang
Tencent (Beijing)
Knut Fournier
StubHub (Hong Kong)
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On 9 April 2020, China’s State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) fined three domestic pharmaceutical companies Shandong Kanghui Medicine Company Limited ("Kanghui"), Weifang Puyunhui Pharmaceutical Company Limited ("Puyunhui") and Weifang Taiyangshen Company Limited Pharmaceutical (...)
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On 27 April 2017, Hong Kong’s High Court rejected allegations by travel agency, Loyal Profit International Development that certain directives issued by the Travel Industry Council (TIC) were anti-competitive, and refused to rule on alleged violations of competition law. Loyal Profit alleged (...)
