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Competition law is law which seeks to promote competition and prohibit unfair trade practices in the marketplace, and usually encompasses antitrust and consumer protection laws.
Antitrust Antitrust laws tries to combat monopolies and other economic distortions in the marketplace. E.g., such laws might typically prohibit unfair business practices.
Consumer protection Consumer protection laws search to regulate certain aspects of the commercial relationship between consumers and business, such as by requiring minimal standards of product quality, requiring a disclosure of certain details about the product or even service (eg. using regard to dollars and cents, or even implied warranties), or prescribing fiscal compensation for product liability.
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Jean-Pictet Competition International humanitarian law pleading competition, based on role-playing and simulation, held in Europe. European Law Moot Court Competition Information regarding the European Law Moot Court Competition and the European Law Moot Court Society. National Criminal Justice Trial Advocacy Competition Criminal trial competition for law students held annually in Chicago, co-hosted by the American Bar Association's Criminal Justice Section and The John Marshall Law School. Philip C Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition A prestigious competition held each year in Washington D.C. by the International Law Students Association and the American Society of International Law. Telders International Law Moot Court Competition Annual European competition held each year at the Peace Palace in the Netherlands. |
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