The UK’s Competition Commission (CC) has found that British Sky Broadcasting is no longer dominant in the market for pay-TV movies, reversing its decision of last year.
CC reverses Sky dominance ruling
Wednesday, 23 May
Schildkraut leaves Dewey for Cooley
Tuesday, 22 May
Marc G Schildkraut and Jacqueline Grise have left Dewey & LeBoeuf to join Cooley Godward Kronish’s antitrust practice in Washington, DC as partners.
Chinese company agrees landmark settlement in vitamin C case
Tuesday, 22 May
A Chinese vitamin manufacturer has agreed to settle in the vitamin C class action lawsuit in New York – the first time a Chinese company has opted for settlement in a US investigation.
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Steel merger attracts close EU scrutiny
Israel may prosecute failure to comply
Deng leaves NERA for Edgeworth
Carrefour loses Polish appeal
Highmark seeks intervention in Pittsburgh health suit
Google has "matter of weeks" to provide remedies, says Almunia
Dewey’s Italian practices leave to join forces with Grimaldi
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During this February’s ABA/IBA International Cartel Workshop in Vancouver, British Columbia, Scott Hammond, head of criminal enforcement at the US Department of Justice’s antitrust division, and six of North America’s foremost criminal antitrust practitioners sat down with Ron Knox to discuss auto parts settlements, non-prosecution agreements and the current state of cartel enforcement on the continent.
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