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La décision tant attendue de la Cour suprême américaine dans l’affaire Limelight Networks, Inc. v. Akamai Technologies, Inc. est sortie tout récemment.

Norton Rose Fulbright, The Boston Consulting Group and RBC Capital Markets and weigh in on the importance of value creation in defending against shareholder activism

This article considers whether Australia should introduce a licensing scheme for franchise brokers.

Discussion about posts from NRF Risk Advisory team that reflect their commitment to thought leadership in emerging industries.

The government is reducing the threshold for notifications of agricultural land purchases by foreign investors to $15M.

The Court of Appeal for Ontario recently released its decision in Energy Fundamentals Group Inc. v Veresen Inc.

Earlier this month, Robert Pozen, senior lecturer at Harvard Business School contended that a simple reliance on board term limits as an evaluation tool of corporate performance is based on "faulty logic".

Norton Rose is working in partnership with the Jubilee Sailing Trust to sponsor the tall ship Lord Nelson.

Patents containing "Swiss-style" claims are outside the scope of the Australian patent term extension regime.

The new waste levy system on 1 August 2015 is the last tranche of the waste reforms that commenced on 1 November 2014.

The ACCC has recently publicised the results of a study which it co-funded in relation to franchising relationships. The study was undertaken by Griffith University on issues arising in franchise conflict.

Recent amendments to the Gaming Machine Act 1991 have resulted in smaller Clubs (with less than 30 gaming machines) being able to temporarily lease gaming entitlements from another Club; Clubs being able to purchase gaming entitlements from other Clubs; and Clubs being able to purchase, by way of tender, a number of the 512 unallocated gaming entitlements held by the State Government.

On November 10, 2015, the Competition Bureau held the first of a Canada-wide series of conferences on its newly released corporate compliance programs bulletin at our Montréal office.

Director elections continue to attract widespread voting, with 93% of elections at large companies garnering votes between 90-100%.

In recent years past, global technology M&A experienced slow first quarters.

Of the many ways a corporation can divest its assets or shares to create value, asset sales, equity carve outs and spinoffs are some of the most common methods.