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Horizontal cooperation covers agreements between competitors on activities such as joint production, joint marketing, or information sharing that could affect competition. In England and Wales this is governed by the Competition Act 1998 and related UK competition rules. A solicitor in this area reviews proposed collaborations to assess antitrust risk, drafts or revises compliance provisions, and helps structure joint ventures or R&D consortia so they stay within exemptions, including block exemptions. They also advise on notifying the CMA when required and represent clients in investigations or proceedings if disputes arise.
What a solicitor handles in these matters
The solicitor identifies the specific provisions, structures, and interactions that create antitrust risk, such as price coordination, market sharing, or information exchange, and explains how block exemptions or lawful efficiencies may apply. They draft compliance clauses, assess audit rights and governance, and advise on remedy options if a concern arises, including when to seek leniency or engage in settlements.
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