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These Guidelines are different. For years, merger guidelines have been a guidepost for both the business community and the courts in reflecting current practice and caselaw. While the recently proposed...

To date, foreign investment regimes have focussed exclusively on inbound investments by foreign companies into a country's respective domestic businesses.

A German publisher has failed in its first attempt to stop Google scanning its books and publishing excerpts from them on the internet.

The Federal Patent Court decided in a recently published decision that the designation “Der kleine Eisbär” (“The little Polar Bear”) is registrable as a word mark for “recorded data carriers, exposed films and printed matters”. Der kleine Eisbär is a cartoon character which is very popular, especially among children, in Germany.

Welcome to the second 2017 edition of our bi-monthly Asia Pacific Competition Law Bulletin.

We hope you are well and we are happy to share with you our latest newsletter which aims to capture the major legal developments in various Asia Pacific jurisdictions between January and June 2021.

In the APAC region, a key trend has been legal change driven by the changing demographics of ageing populations, with many governments across the region passing or proposing laws that address retirement ages...

Each year we prepare a publication focussed on providing practical insights for Boards and GCs, and also for Financial Sponsors and their Portfolio Companies, on emerging and perennial issues which we expect to be topical in the coming months.

In a recent decision, the Court of Appeal have allowed Levicom’s appeal of the first instance judgment in their £37 million loss of chance claim against Linklaters.

The final text will need to be endorsed by the European Parliament and then by the Council of the EU.