The Australian Federal Court acquits a CEO and former employee of a national healthcare facility accused of participating in cartel activities (Country Care)

Competition Authority, Australian

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2 Jun 2021

The Australian Federal Court acquits a CEO and former employee of a national healthcare facility accused of participating in cartel activities (Country Care)

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Australian Competition Authority, Country Care, Press release, 2 June 2021

Country Care, CEO and former employee acquitted of criminal cartel offences* A jury in the Federal Court today acquitted rehabilitation aids company The Country Care Group Pty Ltd, its CEO Robert Hogan and a former employee Cameron Harrison of eight criminal cartel offences. The charges related to alleged attempted price-fixing and bid-rigging involving the supply of assistive technology products used in

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Australian Competition Authority, The Australian Federal Court acquits a CEO and former employee of a national healthcare facility accused of participating in cartel activities (Country Care), 2 June 2021, e-Competitions Criminal sanctions, Art. N° 101012

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