Alyssa Phillips is a partner in the competition practice. Alyssa specialises in competition and consumer protection law, and also in anti-bribery and corruption matters. She has broad experience advising clients on competition law issues associated with the terms and structure of commercial arrangements, including acting for merger and joint venture parties in obtaining merger clearance (or other forms of authorisation) from competition law regulators. Alyssa has advised on competition law issues arising out of many transactions, and has secured merger clearance for clients in both Australia and many overseas jurisdictions. She has particular expertise in complex mergers and acquisitions, and has market leading expertise in advising on multi-jurisdictional merger filings, particularly within the major jurisdictions across Asia. Alyssa has advised clients in a range of industries on their competition law obligations, and has particular expertise in the mining, oil and gas, pharmaceuticals and healthcare and transport sectors.
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The Federal Court of Australia has ordered that FE Sports, a wholesaler of cycling accessories and sporting products, pay AUD 350,000 (among other orders) for engaging in resale price maintenance ("RPM"). FE Sports admitted to the conduct. Key takeaways Suppliers must not prevent, or attempt (...)
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What you need to know In a rare Federal Court proceeding involving alleged misuse of market power, the Federal Court held that the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) failed to establish that Ramsay Health Care (Ramsay) had in fact engaged in the anti-competitive conduct (...)
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What you need to know The Court imposed a penalty amount AUD 50 million higher than had been agreed between the parties, bucking the recent trend of the Court reducing penalties proposed by the ACCC. The AUD 125 million penalty was calculated under the old ACL penalty regime where the maximum (...)
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What you need to know This is the first prosecution under Australia’s criminal cartel provisions since their introduction in 2009. In a landmark decision, the global Japanese shipping company, Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha (NYK) has been fined A$25 million for its involvement in "deliberate, (...)
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