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Torrin Crowther leads the Bell Gully competition team from the law firm’s Auckland office. He is an experienced adviser on Competition Commission matters, counting major national and international businesses among his clients.
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Torrin is our go-to competition adviser for all our major matters.
Torrin knows my organisation better than I do and his insights are invaluable.
Torrin is our go-to competition adviser for all our major matters.
Torrin knows my organisation better than I do and his insights are invaluable.
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A landmark Supreme Court decision has confirmed key aspects of the price fixing prohibition in New Z
A landmark Supreme Court decision has confirmed key aspects of the price fixing prohibition in New Zealand.
COVID-19: Commerce Commission issues guidance but cartel risks remain
COVID-19 is affecting all businesses. Huge swings in demand (generally down, but in some cases up) and logistical challenges are looming large.
Criminal sanctions for cartel conduct introduced into law
Criminal sanctions for cartel conduct have now passed into law, almost a decade after they were first considered.
Government puts cartel criminalisation back on the table
The Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs, Kris Faafoi, has today tabled the Commerce (Criminalisation of Cartels) Amendment Bill (the Bill) in the House.
Bell Gully competition team awarded 'Elite' global ranking
Bell Gully’s competition team has secured an ‘Elite’ ranking from the Global Competition Review’s GCR100 global survey of the world’s leading competition law practices for a 13th consecutive year.
A landmark Supreme Court decision has confirmed key aspects of the price fixing prohibition in New Z
A landmark Supreme Court decision has confirmed key aspects of the price fixing prohibition in New Zealand.
COVID-19: Commerce Commission issues guidance but cartel risks remain
COVID-19 is affecting all businesses. Huge swings in demand (generally down, but in some cases up) and logistical challenges are looming large.
Criminal sanctions for cartel conduct introduced into law
Criminal sanctions for cartel conduct have now passed into law, almost a decade after they were first considered.
Government puts cartel criminalisation back on the table
The Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs, Kris Faafoi, has today tabled the Commerce (Criminalisation of Cartels) Amendment Bill (the Bill) in the House.
Bell Gully competition team awarded 'Elite' global ranking
Bell Gully’s competition team has secured an ‘Elite’ ranking from the Global Competition Review’s GCR100 global survey of the world’s leading competition law practices for a 13th consecutive year.