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W. Michael G. Osborne

Affleck Greene McMurtry LLP

Michael Osborne is a former Partner of Affleck Greene McMurtry LLP

Fraud and telemarketing charges laid against five individuals

The Competition Bureau announced on December 7 that fraud charges under the Criminal Code, and misleading advertising and deceptive telemarketing charges under the Competition Act have been laid against five ... [more] Full article

Building trust, enhancing relationships top priority, says Competition Commissioner

John Pecman, Canada’s new Interim Commissioner of Competition, signaled a shift towards a more collaborative approach to enforcement in a recent speech. Noting the “fundamentally important role the Bureau plays” ... [more] Full article

Government denies Petronas’ bid to acquire Progress Energy

Industry Minister Christian Paradis announced late Friday night that the government is not satisfied that the proposed acquisition of Calgary-based natural gas company Progress Energy Resources  Corp. by Malaysia’s state-owned ... [more] Full article

Consumers’ power to be tested as Supreme Court set to hear appeals on price fixing

"The cases are important because they will determine whether or not consumers can recover for losses caused by price-fixing several levels ahead of them in the distribution chain," said Michael Osborne, a Toronto-based litigator at Affleck Greene McMurtry LLP. [more] Full article

Anti-corruption: Canada gets serious

Corruption is endemic in many emerging economies. Recognising that some of these countries lack legal and political systems robust enough to root out corruption, the global fight against corruption relies on cutting off bribes at the source. An international Anti-Bribery Convention, championed by the OECD, requires countries to make it a crime to pay bribes to foreign public officials. [more] Full article