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The Securities and Exchange Commission has named Paul Beswick as its Chief Accountant.

Ryan Danks, a new partner in WilmerHale's Antitrust & Competition group, shares his perspective on navigating antitrust challenges and regulatory considerations under the current administration. His insights offer guidance for clients facing complex competition law issues in today's evolving legal landscape.

A lot of good can come from rejection. Use it as an opportunity for feedback and to improve your business.

Find customers who like being early adopters and who understand the internal decision making process.

The amount of money you need depends on the milestone that you have to hit to get to the next round, which is already set.

Be respectful of the investor's internal processes in order to decide the right time to speak about terms of the deal, including valuation.

The tax structure for a foreign company coming to the US is essential to making sure the transaction is tax-free.

An article by Victoria Narancio and Laura Galindo-Romero, published in the Journal of International Arbitration, Vol. 33, No. 4, pp. 417-423.

In addition, and as expected, we saw a renewed EC drive against vertical restraints aiming to limit price competition in retail distribution markets.

In this editorial, published in the September 2017 issue of Neue Zeitschrift für Kartellrecht, Hartmut Schneider discusses the implications of the new administration for...

With contributions from practitioners, arbitrators, academics, and industry leaders from across the globe, the 18 chapters in the book enable readers to compare the approaches to, and learnings from...

Punitive Damages and International Commercial Arbitration.

An article co-authored by Gary Born and Sabrina Lee, published in the October issue of "Asian Dispute Review".

WilmerHale's John Walsh, Sonia Fleury and Rommy Flores contributed to the "Mexico" chapter in this annual survey of international legal developments and publication of the ABA/Section of International Law.

An article by Alison Geary and Lloyd Firth, published in Of Counsel, discusses the perceived precarious future of the Serious Fraud Office.

The Serious Fraud Office has come in for its fair share of criticism in recent years, but last month, in a New York court room, its judgment was vindicated.

In this article published by The Law Society Gazette, Christopher David and Nicholas Hearn discuss the increased use of Interpol's red notices.