Competition Enforcement and Litigation in Canada

The enforcement of competition law in Canada is multi-faceted, encompassing public and private enforcement. Competition Enforcement and Litigation in Canada aims to provide a thorough, practical guide to all aspects of competition enforcement and litigation, and demystify the way in which various competition practices and procedures operate. This definitive treatise substantially outlines the analytical framework required for effectively examining competition law issues, including each reviewable practice and criminal offence under the Competition Act. Author Antonio Di Domenico offers an in-depth exploration of the practice of competition enforcement and litigation in both civil and criminal contexts, as well as the Competition Bureau’s immunity and leniency programs, and merger notification and review process. Various processes and procedures are broken down to a granular level, allowing readers to have a better understanding of the nature of competition law as a whole. The book’s extensive and well-organized coverage makes it an excellent teaching tool for those newer to the topic, as well as a valuable reference guide for more experienced practitioners. Whether you are an expert or a novice in competition law, this text will help expand and clarify your understanding and implementation of the law.