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The European Commission’s prohibition of Illumina's acquisition of GRAIL

The European Commission’s prohibition of Illumina's acquisition of GRAIL

On 6 September 2022, the European Commission (EC) prohibited Illumina’s acquisition of Grail, bringing to an end the administrative stage of a legal saga that has attracted interest beyond competition law specialists.

Global | Publication | 17 avril 2024
The EU Foreign Subsidies Regulation: A new set of wide-reaching powers for the European Commission

The EU Foreign Subsidies Regulation: A new set of wide-reaching powers for the European Commission

The European Union’s Foreign Subsidies Regulation (the FSR) entered into force on 12 January 2023 and creates a new regime aimed at combating distortions of competition on the EU internal market caused by foreign subsidies. It imposes mandatory notification and approval requirements for acquisitions of significant EU businesses and large EU public tenders, and gives the European Commission (EC) extensive powers to launch ex officio investigations. The notification requirements go live on 12 October 2023.

Global | Publication | 12 octobre 2023
Exclusionary practices by dominant players in light of recent case law in the digital sector?

Exclusionary practices by dominant players in light of recent case law in the digital sector?

On 14 September 2022, the General Court (GC) confirmed the decision of the European Commission (EC or the Commission) fining Google for having imposed unlawful restrictions on manufacturers of Android mobile devices and mobile network operators to consolidate its dominant position on the search engine market.

Global | Publication | 11 janvier 2023
CAT among the pigeons? How does Compare The Market’s successful appeal impact the approach to MFN clauses under competition law?

CAT among the pigeons? How does Compare The Market’s successful appeal impact the approach to MFN clauses under competition law?

Most favoured nation (MFN) clauses, also known as price parity clauses, are a hot topic under competition law, with the approach regarding such clauses having recently changed following the introduction of new EU and UK “Vertical Block Exemptions” on 1 June 2022 and the UK’s flagship infringement decision in this area against Compare The Market having been overturned on appeal last week.

Global | Publication | 17 août 2022
General Court Green Lights European Commission's New Approach to Article 22 Referrals

General Court Green Lights European Commission's New Approach to Article 22 Referrals

The General Court’s Illumina/GRAIL judgment confirms that the European Commission (EC) has the power under Article 22 of the EU Merger Regulation (EUMR) to accept referral requests from a Member State National Competition Authority (NCA) to review transactions over which the NCA does not have jurisdiction under national law.

Global | Publication | 15 juillet 2022
The UK’s new NSI regime: What do you need to know?

The UK’s new NSI regime: What do you need to know?

The UK’s new, more extensive national security regime enters into force on January 4, 2022.

United Kingdom | Publication | 15 juin 2022
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A New Approach to Referrals under the EU Merger Regulation

In the Illumina/ GRAIL judgment the General Court confirmed that the European Commission has the power under Article 22 of the EU Merger Regulation (EUMR)

Global | Vidéo | 22 septembre 2022
Latest M&A trends in the gaming sector

Latest M&A trends in the gaming sector

What are the drivers fuelling current consolidation trends in the gaming sector? How are the commercial considerations translating into M&A and investment deals and the way that legal risk is allocated and mitigated? And what steps can be taken to ensure that business value is secured?

Global | Webinaire | 29 juin 2022
Session 3: Successfully navigating the regulation of tech M&A and investment

Session 3: Successfully navigating the regulation of tech M&A and investment

We are witnessing a significant impact of regulation on technology M&A and investment decisions in the sector. How should technology businesses (and those who wish to invest in them) navigate the increasing regulatory requirements, such as national security regimes and the new EU anti-subsidy regulation, in a way that maximises acquisition/investment outcomes and minimises the risk of regulatory intervention?

Global | Webinaire | 22 juin 2022
Session 1: EU’s digital strategy – new legislation on the way: What tech businesses need to do

Session 1: EU’s digital strategy – new legislation on the way: What tech businesses need to do

With a remarkable amount of new legislation on the way, the EU has made clear its intention to lead the way on regulating key aspects of the technology sector – both in terms of market structure and in what technology businesses can and cannot do.

Global | Webinaire | 20 juin 2022
Competitive edge<br>Ep 5: The impact of the Digital Markets Act

Competitive edge: Ep 5: The impact of the Digital Markets Act

In this two part episode, our lawyers from around the world will discuss the EU Digital Markets Act (DMA)

Global | Webinaire | 29 juin 2022

Lets Talk Antitrust: April 2022

Welcome to Let’s talk antitrust, our video series in which members of Norton Rose Fulbright’s antitrust and competition practice and leading competition law expert Richard Whish QC discuss notable developments in EU and UK competition law.

Global | Vidéo | 28 avril 2022

Blogs

UK AI: UK consults on non-statutory cross-sectoral guidance principles for regulating AI – final approach still some way off

UK consults on non statutory cross sectoral guidance principles for regulating AI

On 18 July 2022, the UK Government put forward proposals on the future regulation of Artificial Intelligence. The approach anticipates a horizontal non-statutory overlay addressing key areas of AI regulatory novelty to attain consistency and coherence, while allowing sectoral flexibility.

Global | Articles | 27 juillet 2022
Hermès Challenge of “MetaBirkin” NFTs to Continue

Hermès Challenge of “MetaBirkin” NFTs to Continue

Luxury design house Hermès International and Hermès of Paris, Inc. (Hermès) is suing artist Mason Rothschild in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York for trademark infringement and dilution, misappropriation of its BIRKIN trademark, cybersquatting, false designation of origin and description, and injury to business reputation.

Global | Articles | 18 juillet 2022
AI and diversity and inclusion: Creating an inclusive culture powered by technology

AI and diversity and inclusion

Disruptive technologies such as artificial intelligence (or AI) and machine learning are opening up new ways to derive novel insights and augment decision making for more diverse and inclusive workplaces.

Global | Articles | 15 juin 2022
Are NFTs a type of property under English law

Are NFTs a type of property under English law

An English court has reportedly recognised a non-fungible token (NFT) as a type of property in an as yet unreported High Court decision.

Global | Articles | 6 juin 2022

Copyright protection for AI-created work?

Artificial intelligence (AI) systems are capable of creating a wide range of artistic, musical, and literary works and inventions without human involvement. These AI creations raise challenges to intellectual property (IP) frameworks.

Global | Articles | 21 mars 2022

UK proposes rules to protect against anonymous online trolls

The UK Government has added two new duties to the proposed Online Safety Bill (the Bill) that are aimed at protecting people against anonymous online abuse.

Global | Articles | 18 mars 2022
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