Conor Bannan
‘Conor is always calm, reliable and accurate in his analysis. He brings the same strength to his advocacy.'
12 Wentworth Selborne Chambers
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Maintaining ‘considerable intellectual depth’, 12 Wentworth Selborne Chambers represents a range of stakeholders across the spectrum of competition matters. Daniel Tynan led Talia Epstein in Invisalign Australia v Smile Direct Club, a case alleging misleading and deceptive conduct in advertising by a clear aligner company. Acting for the plaintiff, Jonathan Clark appeared in ACCC v Qteq, where the defendant was found to have engaged in cartel conduct in the oil and gas sector. Conor Bannan represents the defendant in ACCC v Mastercard, in which the major payment card services company is accused of misuse of market powers.
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- 'Twelve Wentworth Selborne is a first class set of chambers with considerable intellectual depth.'
- 'The chambers has extensive experience in competition matters.'
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Daniel Tynan
Jonathan Clark
'Jonathan is an expert in competition law and combines strong client management skills with powerful advocacy in court.'