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James S. Webber

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EU merger control reimagined: draft guidelines shift approach to scale, dynamic competition, and benefits

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By James S. Webber, Louise Tolley, Francesca Miotto
| Westlaw Today
The European Commission (EC)'s draft Guidelines on the assessment of mergers (draft Guidelines) have done a difficult job in a clever way, creating fresh opportunities—but also more work—for dealmakers. The challenge was...
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Crackdown on online selling practices: CMA launches eight consumer enforcement cases

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By David Weaver, Louise Tolley, Emily Bourne, Dominic Long, Imogen Carr, Thomas Masterman, Matthew Readings, James S. Webber, Hafsah Nawaz
| aoshearman.com
The UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA)’s strengthened consumer protection powers took effect in April 2025. For the first time, the CMA gained direct powers to determine breaches of consumer law and impose potentially significant penalties. The CMA has made clear that it is intent on using its new powers to protect consumers.
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Using monitoring and partnerships to provide management-relevant information about Chesapeake Bay rivers

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By James S. Webber
| Eyes on Earth
First posted November 14, 2025 The lands and waters of the Chesapeake Bay watershed provide more than $100 billion in economic benefits- an amount that is expected to increase by achieving the region’s clean-water goals. Achieving those goals requires accurate and timely information about the health of the watershed’s rivers and streams.
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