Three ex-LG New Zealand staff guilty of destroying evidence in anti-competitive investigation

Ex-LG staff plead guilty to obstructing investigation

A former New Zealand country manager for global electronics giant LG and two staff members have pleaded guilty to criminal charges of obstructing a Commerce Commission investigation nearly four years ago.

Ex-LG staff plead guilty to obstructing commerce investigation

Three former NZ employees of electronics giant LG have pleaded guilty to obstructing a Commerce Commission investigation into anti-competitive supply and pricing of television.

Three ex-LG New Zealand staff guilty of destroying evidence in anti-competitive investigation

Two former managers of LG New Zealand who pleaded guilty for their involvement in destroying evidence during an investigation into potential anti-competitive...

Former LG NZ executives guilty of obstructing Commerce Commission probe - Daily Telegraph NZ

Three former LG New Zealand staff, including ex-country manager Dowan Kim, pleaded guilty to criminal charges for obstructing a 2020 Commerce Commission investigation into anti-competitive practices in TV pricing. The obstruction involved deleting customer messages, allegedly under instructions from an overseas manager. Though the deleted messages were partially recovered and showed no Commerce Act breach, the Commission deemed the obstruction s…