Rob Camm
Knowledge Lawyer, UK
Rob is a Knowledge Lawyer specialising competition law. Rob supports Osborne Clarke's team of competition, antitrust and trade lawyers in all aspects of this service line and has a particular interest in the interaction between competition law and sustainability.
Rob trained with Osborne Clarke and qualified as a solicitor in March 2022.
Helping you succeed in tomorrow's world
I am particularly interested in the interaction between competition, digitalisation and decarbonisation.
As a member of the firm's Mind & Body committee I seek to champion the inclusion of individuals with a disability or long-term health condition, those who are neurodiverse as well as supporting on mental health and well-being.
Insights
Real estate
Housebuilding market study: UK government responds to CMA proposals
Broad acceptance of recommendations to improve the housebuilding market confirmed by UK government, with detail awaited
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19/11/2024
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3m
Financial Services
UK Financial Conduct Authority launches premium finance market study
The regulator is assessing whether there is adequate competition in the market and fair value for consumers
08/11/2024
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3m
Regulatory and compliance
What can UK business expect from regulators in future?
What can be learnt from the UK government's stated approach to regulation and growth?
07/11/2024
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9m
Knowledge Notes
The UK government's first 100 days – what measures affecting business have been progressed as anticipated?
We look at some of the significant first legislative steps the new government has taken, while business awaits its first...
11/10/2024
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13m
Competition, antitrust and trade
What can businesses learn from the UK National Security and Investment Act's Third Annual Report 2023-2024?
The NSIA Third Annual Report 2023-2024 showcases increased notifications, sector-specific trends, and the government's commitment to national security
01/10/2024
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4m
Competition, antitrust and trade
Government updates guidance on the UK National Security and Investment Act
Changes cover call-in powers, universities and research bodies, outward direct investment and notification forms
05/06/2024
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4m
Competition, antitrust and trade
UK government announces timetable for changes to the National Security and Investment Act regime
But the Cabinet Office timeframe comes as a UK general election could bring in Labour with its 'secureconomics' agenda
01/05/2024
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4m
Artificial intelligence
UK competition regulator updates on AI foundation models
The CMA has set out the work it is undertaking on the impact of foundation models on competition and consumer...
30/04/2024
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3m
Competition, antitrust and trade
UK competition regulator issues fresh guidance on green collaborations for sustainability
CMA charts way for businesses to navigate sustainability concerns in supply chains while maintaining competition
11/04/2024
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2m
Real estate
Long-term land interests and housebuilding: what can be unpacked from the UK CMA's industry findings?
The competition regulator has also launched a follow-up investigation this year into information sharing
29/02/2024
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4m
Knowledge Notes
What legal developments can businesses in the UK expect in 2024?
Our Knowledge Team looks at what lies ahead for business law
12/01/2024
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25m
Retail and Consumer
How to avoid competition law bear-traps in Black Friday promotions in the UK and EU
As the Christmas shopping season kicks off, retailers need to be cautious about compliance on pricing as they seek to...
17/11/2023
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2m
