Roxann Henry, a top antitrust litigator and former cornerstone of the antitrust and litigation boutique Howrey, has left Dewey & LeBoeuf to join Morrison & Foerster, two sources confirmed to GCR today.
Henry leaves Dewey for MoFo, but other ex-Howrey partners remain
Wednesday, 16 May
Judge denies motion to dismiss in e-books litigation
Wednesday, 16 May
A US federal court in New York has refused to dismiss a lawsuit against computer and device manufacturer Apple and five of the country’s largest publishing houses, alleging that the companies conspired to raise and fix the price of electronic books.
MyCC defines dominance abuse
Wednesday, 16 May
The Malaysia Competition Commission (MyCC) has opened a public consultation on its draft abuse of dominance guidelines.
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Farrell to step away from FTC economics bureau
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