Mark Warner Attends FTC Workshop on Competition & Consumer Protection Issues in the Sharing Economy

Published by: Mark Warner 9 June, 2015 Categories Tags

Mark Warner attends FTC Workshop on Competition & Consumer Protection Issues in the Sharing Economy. (June 9, 2015). As a former Acting Legal Director for the Ontario Ministry of Consumer Services, Mark was responsible for prosecutions under the provincial consumer protection laws and regulations. Mark’s experience with online technologies and e-commerce includes: participating in OECD-wide policy work on laws and regulations affecting e-commerce, acting as a Chair, ICC Competition Commission Working Party on E-Commerce and Competition Policy and serving as an appointed ICANN domain name dispute resolution arbitrator for eResolution and WIPO.

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Mark is a business-oriented, results-driven, senior international business and regulatory law expert with private practice, government, academic, in-house and legal management experience in Canada, the United States, Europe and major emerging markets. He has extensive in cutting-edge experience in providing strategic legal advice to clients in on high impact / high profile competition, trade, investment, regulatory and corporate / commercial matters and providing compliance training to businesses and technical assistance to governments. Career highlights include leading the Government of Ontario’s legal team in relation to restructuring of GM & Chrysler, advising a multinational pharmaceutical company on distributing its HIV / AIDS drugs globally, and leading a team of foreign lawyers to draft the new South African Competition Law, a key framework economic policy for post-Apartheid South Africa.

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