Competition and regulatory compliance
Forge ahead with confidence
MITIGATE BUSINESS CONTINUITY RISK WITH ADVICE FROM COMMERCIALLY FOCUSED SPECIALISTS IN REGULATORY COMPLIANCE LAW.
Fearless and efficient operation of your company hinges on comprehensive knowledge of competition laws and regulatory compliance regimes applicable to your industry.
Mitigate business continuity risk with advice from commercially focused specialists in regulatory compliance law.
There is a growing swathe of legislation that impact day-to-day business, including privacy laws, export controls (which will soon apply within Australia), sanctions, modern slavery reporting, competition and consumer protection laws. Compliance with the complex and overlapping regimes can emerge as significant risks and potential growth inhibitors for companies, with regulatory obstacles presenting on multiple fronts.
Moulis Legal reduces the substantial threats of regulatory non-compliance to bolster your business security, guiding you through the legal labyrinth.
With extensive and specialised experience in advising and acting for our Australian and international clients in complex competition law and regulatory compliance matters, we understand that business comes first.
OUR SERVICES
OUR EXPERIENCE
Moulis Legal is a specialised and highly respected commercial and international Australian law firm, collaborating closely with our clients to solve their business problems.
We concentrate on high-profile commercial and international work, with a specific focus on international trade and customs, commercial projects, including foreign investment, investigation, defence, and regulatory compliance. We have a reputation for finding adept solutions for clients across major projects and high-level advisory work, especially at the intersection of government and private sector activities.
Our lawyers have extensive and specialised experience in international and Australian competition law and regulatory compliance, advising and acting for both domestic and overseas businesses in complex Australian and international regulatory and competition matters.
Our team offers multi-sector expertise and industry knowledge across a broad range of sectors, ensuring we have the breadth of expertise necessary to offer our clients a holistic service, from competition and regulatory and compliance advice through to litigation. We are sought after to provide holistic advice to clients across diverse markets, including technology, telecommunications, infrastructure, transportation, retail, and more.
Our lawyers have represented our clients in various courts and specialist tribunals in a range of matters including contractual disputes, intellectual property rights, town planning decisions, and Australian Customs classification, and valuation decisions.
WE CAN HELP FIND SOLUTIONS
CONSUMER PROTECTION AND COMPETITION
Moulis Legal has a deep understanding of international and Australian consumer law. We swiftly respond to and manage regulatory investigations on behalf of clients in matters involving product safety, consumer protection, and competition issues.
Our team partners with leading competition law practices at international firms to deliver seamless, global services to clients in multi-jurisdictional mergers and investigations. We have successfully represented our clients at the European Court of Justice and the US Court of International Trade.
We provide comprehensive services in all aspects of competition law, including but not limited to merger clearance, cartel conduct, investigations, litigation, and infrastructure regulation. Our expertise also extends to dominance issues, joint ventures, distribution arrangements, marketing initiatives, and industry regulation.
Our lawyers are also across the activities and recent enforcement actions of the national consumer regulator, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), which has broad powers and is increasingly focussed on enforcement. Our team [regularly] engages with the ACCC, making it possible for us to stay abreast of the latest developments and the potentiality of any issues arising.
Our insights
Hold-up on Australia’s road to net zero
In this article, Managing Partner Daniel Moulis and guest author Christopher Hewitt, senior energy and infrastructure executive, lay out the key trade and regulatory challenges and opportunities for Australian and international businesses navigating the next phase of the energy transition.
When privacy meets security – the impact of export control reforms on information security.
Australian businesses have six months to ensure compliance with complex new export control rules. These rules are not limited to military goods and technology, nor even highly advanced technology; everyday technologies may be impacted.
