Tag: Legislation
Antitrust is Poised for Change: How Far Will It Go?
A lively debate about the effectiveness of current antitrust laws and enforcement capabilities has erupted in the U.S., focused in particular on...
The House Tech Report: An Ambitious Plan or a Starting Point...
As antitrust issues in the tech industry have become an increasing topic of discussion — and litigation — a more fundamental question...
CPI Talks… with Jon Leibowitz
In this month’s edition of CPI Talks… we have the pleasure of speaking with Mr. Jon Leibowitz, Counsel in Davis Polk’s Washington...
New Developments in Trade Secret Protection in China
By Wen Zou & Jerry Xia (Gen Law Firm)
There have recently been a few positive developments in the trade secret protection regime in China....
Amendments to the German Act Against Restraints on Competition
By Dr. Raphael Reims (Willkie Farr & Gallagher)1
(I) Tenth Amendment to the Act Against Restraints on Competition
On October 19, 2020, the German Federal Cabinet...
Competitor Collaboration in Mexico: The Case for Upgrading Regulation
Collaboration among competitors in Mexico is still significantly underdeveloped. As in other developing countries, legal uncertainty impedes companies to effectively and lawfully...
Antitrust in an Election Year – 10 Minutes With Amy Klobuchar
Below, we have provided the full transcript of an interview with US Senator for Minnesota Amy Klobuchar...
Antitrust in an Election Year – Back to the Future: In...
Below, we have provided the full transcript of the panel discussion, Back to the Future: In Need...
Open Market Purchases – India Plans to Dilute Standstill Obligation
By Anisha Chand & Anmol Awasthi (Khaitan & Co)1
Introduction
Consider that a company (say, A) is proposing to acquire 49 percent equity shares of another...
Toward a Per Se Rule Against Price Gouging
Price gouging is the use of high prices to ration access to a good in unexpectedly short supply. Because sellers can always...
