The UK Competition Authority secures binding competition disqualification of pharmaceutical company director involved in two separate anticompetitive arrangements relating to the supply of drugs over a five year period (Amit Patel / Auden McKenzie / Amilco)

On 4 June 2020, the Competition Markets Authority (“CMA”) announced that it had secured binding competition disqualification undertakings by Mr Amit Patel, not to act as a director of any UK company for five years from 13 July 2020, in consequence of his involvement in two separate anti-competitive arrangements relating to the supply of pharmaceuticals in the UK. Background and the law Mr

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Peter Willis, Patricia Wing, The UK Competition Authority secures binding competition disqualification of pharmaceutical company director involved in two separate anticompetitive arrangements relating to the supply of drugs over a five year period (Amit Patel / Auden McKenzie / Amilco), 4 June 2020, e-Competitions Pay-for-delay agreements, Art. N° 95427

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