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Brian Hartnett

New York
As seen in: Wiley Online Library, Lexology, The Observer (Notre Dame), Squire Patton Boggs, LexBlog
@NotreDame class of 2015. Former Managing Editor for @NDSMCObserver. Stops @Sportson1 and @MyCJ_Sports. Send all questions to brianghartnett@gmail.com
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Illumina/Grail - Court Rules that the European Commission Cannot Investigate Deals that Fall Below EU and National Merger Thresholds

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By Diarmuid Ryan, Gorka Navea, Erling Estellon, Martin Rees, Oliver Geiss, Tatiana Siakka, Brian Hartnett, Will Sparks, Francesco Liberatore
| Lexology Verified
On 3 September 2024, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) – the EU’s most senior court – ruled that the European Commission (Commission) cannot investigate deals that fall below both EU and national merger control thresholds.
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Court Order Highlights the European Commission’s Extensive “Dawn Raid” Powers

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By Diarmuid Ryan, Erling Estellon, Oliver Geiss, Brian Hartnett
| Squire Patton Boggs
An order of the European Court refusing to grant interim relief to Nuctech, a Chinese maker of security scanners, has highlighted the European Commission’s (the Commission) extensive powers to access company information following unannounced inspections, or “dawn raids”.
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Competition Law: Balancing Innovation and Regulation

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By Diarmuid Ryan, Francesco Liberatore, Martin J. Mackowski, Erling Estellon, Oliver Geiss, Christopher Gordon, Brian Hartnett, Gorka Navea, Barry A. Pupkin, Martin Rees, Tatiana Siakka, Will Sparks
| Lexology Verified
Recognising the extraordinarily rapid evolution of AI and its broad impact across many sectors, regulators in the UK, EU and globally are moving quickly to ensure that the market remains competitive and that the technology is not used by companies to gain an unfair advantage or harm consumers. On 23 May 2024, the International Institute of Communications (IIC) and our firm co-hosted a roundtable discussion on how to balance innovation and regulation in this rapidly evolving space.
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