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To amparo or not to amparo?

by Jose Alberro | Berkeley Research Group, LLC on 4/19/2013

José Alberro, director at Berkeley Research Group in California, examines stock market punishment and enforcement of the Mexican Federal Competition Commission decisions In the Mexican legal system, the recurso de...more

Major Reforms in Telecommunications, Broadcasting, and Economic Competition Open New Investment Opportunities in Mexico

by Salomon Kalach | Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP on 3/26/2013

The excessive concentration and lack of economic competition in many sectors of the Mexican economy, especially in the realms of telecommunications and broadcasting, are well known. For decades politicians have been talking...more

$300 Million Dairy Settlement Will Bring Reform, Lawyer Says [Video]

by Bloomberg Law on 2/19/2013

Feb. 19 (Bloomberg) -- Robert Abrams, Chair of the Antitrust Group at Baker & Hostetler LLP, talks about his representation of a certified class of southeastern dairy farmers in the recently announced $158.6 million...more

The Patent-Antitrust Interface: Are There Any No-No's Today?

by William Coston | Venable LLP on 1/31/2013

Antitrust law and patent law are legal tectonic plates – always in motion, occasionally converging, occasionally diverging, and occasionally moving in parallel relation. As patent suits have recently multiplied, the...more

Energy Innovation: Monopoly vs. Competition

by Bruce Goodman | Varnum LLP on 1/25/2013

When does a monopoly hinder innovation? I would assert the answer is “always.” The American free enterprise system thrives on competition. The search for a better mousetrap has long been touted as the driver of innovation....more

Chinese Authorities Fine LCD Cartel Members in NDRC’s First Global Cartel Decision

by Veronica Lockyer | Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP on 1/8/2013

China’s National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) has fined six liquid crystal display (LCD) manufacturers a total of RMB 353 million (USD 56 million) for their participation in a cartel to fix the price of LCD panels...more

End of the Dark Ages? Lawsuits Put Sports TV Blackout Rules to the Test

by Jeremy Lacks | Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP on 1/4/2013

Could the New York Yankees sell the broadcasting rights to their games to cable companies and subscribers in Mississippi? Could a Los Angeles Kings fan living on the East Coast pay to watch a crucial, late-season game live...more

UAE Legislative Update – The UAE Promulgates a Competition Law

by Omar Momany | K&L Gates LLP on 12/11/2012

The United Arab Emirates (“UAE”) federal government has issued the long anticipated Federal Law No. 4 of 2012 on the Regulation of Competition (the “Law”). The Law was published in the Official Gazette in December 2012 and...more

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To amparo or not to amparo?

Major Reforms in Telecommunications, Broadcasting, and Economic Competition Open New Investment Opportunities in Mexico

$300 Million Dairy Settlement Will Bring Reform, Lawyer Says [Video]

The Patent-Antitrust Interface: Are There Any No-No's Today?

Energy Innovation: Monopoly vs. Competition

Chinese Authorities Fine LCD Cartel Members in NDRC’s First Global Cartel Decision

End of the Dark Ages? Lawsuits Put Sports TV Blackout Rules to the Test

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UAE Legislative Update – The UAE Promulgates a Competition Law

$300 Million Dairy Settlement Will Bring Reform, Lawyer Says [Video]

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