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The EU Commission Gets Serious About FDI Screening
As part of its European Economic Security Package, the European Commission ('Commission') has recently proposed a number of legislative proposals and White Papers intended to better protect Europe's strategic interests. We have covered the wider initiative here. This blog post discusses one specific aspect: theproposal for a revised FDI Screening Regulation('Proposal').
The EU Commission Gets Serious About Foreign Direct Investment Screening | JD Supra
As part of its European Economic Security Package, the European Commission (‘Commission’) has recently proposed a number of legislative proposals and White Papers intended to better protect Europe’s strategic interests. We have covered the wider initiative here. This blog post discusses one specific aspect: the proposal for a revised FDI Screening Regulation (‘Proposal’).
The EU Commission Gets Serious About Foreign Direct Investment Screening
As part of its European Economic Security Package, the European Commission (‘Commission’) has recently proposed a number of legislative proposals and White Papers intended to better protect Europe’s strategic interests. We have covered the wider initiative here. This blog post discusses one specific aspect: the proposal for a revised FDI Screening Regulation (‘Proposal’).
The EU Commission Gets Serious About FDI Screening
As part of its European Economic Security Package, the European Commission (‘Commission’) has recently proposed a number of legislative proposals and White Papers intended to better protect Europe’s strategic interests. We have covered the wider initiative here. This blog post discusses one specific aspect: the proposal for a revised FDI Screening Regulation (‘Proposal’).
EU Competition Law And Sports – Three Seminal Judgments Of 21 December 2023 By The Court Of Justice Of The EU - Antitrust, EU Competition - United States
Taking the view that sport federations, which have or arrogate to themselves powers to regulate a sporting activity are subject to the EU's competition and internal market rules, the Grand Chamber of the Court of Justice of the EU handed down three seminal judgments on 21 December 2023. These judgments concern the rules laid down by sports federations on the organization of sporting competitions or aimed at making the creation of new competitions subject to their prior authorization.
The EU Commission Gets Serious About FDI Screening
As part of its European Economic Security Package, the European Commission (‘Commission’) has recently proposed a number of legislative proposals and White Papers intended to better protect Europe’s strategic interests. We have covered the wider initiative here. This blog post discusses one specific aspect: the proposal for a revised FDI Screening Regulation (‘Proposal’).
The EU Commission Gets Serious About FDI Screening
As part of its European Economic Security Package, the European Commission (‘Commission’) has recently proposed a number of legislative proposals and White Papers intended to better protect Europe’s strategic interests. We have covered the wider initiative here. This blog post discusses one specific aspect: the proposal for a revised FDI Screening Regulation (‘Proposal’).
CJEU Decision Will Have Impact on Potential Fine Setting Under GDPR
The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) clarified in two judgments in the last month of 2023 (Deutsche Wohnen, ECLI:EU:C:2023:950 [DW] and Nacionalinis visuomenės sveikatos centras, ECLI:EU:C:2023:949 [NVSC]) the conditions under which data protection authorities across the EU may impose fines on companies for violations of the GDPR. Specifically, when those violations were committed either by unidentifiable employees at a company (DW) or by third parties (NVSC).
Non-Exclusive: Dual Distribution and Exclusivity | JD Supra
This blog article is relevant to all companies which are parties to a vertical agreement (i.e. an agreement entered into between two parties operating at different levels of trade – typically distribution agreements) concerning the sale or purchase of products or services in the European Union/European Economic Area.
UK and Republic of Korea Issue Warning about DPRK State-Linked Cyber Actors
On November 23, 2023, the UK government’s National Cyber Security Centre (“NCSC”) and the Republic of Korea’s National Intelligence Service (“NIS”) issued a joint advisory detailing techniques and tactics used by cyber actors linked to the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (“DPRK”) that are carrying out software supply chain attacks.
Non-Exclusive: Dual Distribution and Exclusivity
This blog article is relevant to all companies which are parties to a vertical agreement (i.e. an agreement entered into between two parties operating at different levels of trade – typically distribution agreements) concerning the sale or purchase of products or services in the European Union/European Economic Area.
Non-Exclusive: Dual Distribution and Exclusivity
This blog article is relevant to all companies which are parties to a vertical agreement (i.e. an agreement entered into between two parties operating at different levels of trade – typically distribution agreements) concerning the sale or purchase of products or services in the European Union/European Economic Area.
New EC Draft HBERs And UK Draft Horizontal Guidelines Shape Horizontal Agreements - Antitrust, EU Competition - European Union
In summary The CMA is closely monitoring the European Commission's approach to horizontal agreement regulation. Signs of divergent paths between the two in areas like joint purchasing and sustainability agreements will define cooperation post-Brexit.
European Union: New EC draft HBERs and UK Draft Horizontal Guidelines shape horizontal agreements
In summary The CMA is closely monitoring the European Commission’s approach to horizontal agreement regulation. Signs of divergent paths between the two in areas like joint purchasing and sustainability agreements will define cooperation post-Brexit.
Non-Compete and No-Poach Agreements: Towards Convergence of the US and EU Approaches? | JD Supra
Following up on an earlier blog post outlining the United States Federal Trade Commission’s (“FTC”) increased regulatory action against non-compete agreements in employment contracts,[1] a view across the pond reveals that European competition authorities follow these developments with interest – the prospect of groundbreaking new developments is more limited, though.
Non-Compete and No-Poach Agreements: Towards Convergence of the US and EU Approaches?
Following up on an earlier blog post outlining the United States Federal Trade Commission’s (“FTC”) increased regulatory action against non-compete agreements in employment contracts,[1] a view across the pond reveals that European competition authorities follow these developments with interest – the prospect of groundbreaking new developments is more limited, though.
Non-Compete and No-Poach Agreements: Towards Convergence of the US and EU Approaches?
Following up on an earlier blog post outlining the United States Federal Trade Commission’s (“FTC”) increased regulatory action against non-compete agreements in employment contracts,[1] a view across the pond reveals that European competition authorities follow these developments with interest – the prospect of groundbreaking new developments is more limited, though.
Non-Compete and No-Poach Agreements: Towards Convergence of the US and EU Approaches?
Following up on an earlier blog post outlining the United States Federal Trade Commission’s (“FTC”) increased regulatory action against non-compete agreements in employment contracts,[1] a view across the pond reveals that European competition authorities follow these developments with interest – the prospect of groundbreaking new developments is more limited, though.
Anton Gerber - Concurrences
Sheppard Mullin (Brussels) Associate Anton Gerber is an associate at Sheppard Mullin’s Brussels office. He advises on all aspects of EU and German competition law, covering questions related to cartel and antitrust investigations, vertical agreements, merger control filings, State aid and cartel damages actions. His practice includes regulated industries such as energy and railways.
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