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As authorities worldwide step up enforcement of their merger control rules, companies planning deals in 2018 must pay even closer...
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Major technology companies have been the focus of regulators around the world for a while now. Competition authorities, particularly in...
The Employment Appeal Tribunal in England has found that in exceptional circumstances an employee can bring a whistleblowing claim...
By Stephanie Brown Cripps and Weronika Bukowski On December 20, 2017, President Trump took a significant step in a growing movement to...
The UK Government has announced a new National Office for Product Safety and Standards, albeit with a relatively limited annual budget of...
Most merger control regimes provide for so-called stand-still obligations, i.e. the parties cannot implement the transaction until the...
Today we publish our global antitrust and trade group’s annual review reporting on the impact on clients that we expect to see in the...
Foreign direct investment (FDI) is crucial to economic growth and development across Africa. In recognition of this, African states are...
The Singapore Attorney General recently announced that, as part of a resolution led by the United States Department of Justice, Keppel...
The English Court of Appeal’s recent decision in Gilham v Ministry of Justice, which states that judges are not protected by...