
Antitrust Damages Claims: is Mexico in The Right Path?
By Miguel Flores & Abel Rivera Never in the history of Mexico has an individual antitrust damages claim been successful. However,

By Miguel Flores & Abel Rivera Never in the history of Mexico has an individual antitrust damages claim been successful. However,
By Pontus Lindfelt & Sophie Sahlin The EU Member States now have a bit less than a year left to

By Nicolás Lewin and Francisco Borquez The Chilean damages actions originated in competition infractions are emerging in Chile. Yet, there
Haier Group said it would buy General Electric appliance business for $5.4 billion, the Chinese company’s latest attempt to boost
The European Union competition watchdog is exploring whether the way tech firms collect and control massive sums of personal information
Paul Salvaty joins the litigation and arbitration practice group as partner and will focus on commercial litigation, antitrust litigation and
To kickstart its ambitions in the server space, chip maker Qualcomm is looking to tie up with the Chinese government.
The European Commission said on Friday that it had approved U.S. drinks can maker Ball Corp’s planned $6.35 billion purchase
The Justice Department has issued a second request for information related to Anheuser-Busch InBev’s pending $108 billion acquisition of rival
European officials expected to lay down tough rules this week before allowing proposed £10.25bn deal go ahead Three’s attempted takeover