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As seen in: Physical Review B, JD Supra, Lexology, A Matter of Law (Podcast), Concurrences, The Zeitgeist
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The Effects of Majoritarian vs. Non-Majoritarian Political Systems on the Queer Community

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By Joshua Acevedo, Julian Urban
| The Zeitgeist
El Paso City Council Josh Acevedo was born, raised, and resides in El Paso, Texas. He is a four-time graduate of The University of Texas at El Paso. He holds a Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership and Administration. He has served on the El Paso City Council since January 2024. He is currently leading efforts to pursue the UNICEF Child Friendly City designation for El Paso.
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Part IV - Update on algorithmic pricing in competition law: What you need to know

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By Julian Urban, Elena Wiese, Hogan Lovells
| Concurrences Verified
Previous article Next article Share on | Estimated reading time: 3 min This article analyses the competition law implications of software‑based pricing under EU antitrust rules. It shows how algorithms using competitors’ non‑public data may facilitate unlawful coordination and constitute concerted practices under Article 101 TFEU, even without direct competitor interaction.
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Future-proofing your licenses: Key changes in the new EU technology transfer regime

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By Julian Urban, Florian Von Schreitter, Florian von Schreitter
| JD Supra
On 16 April 2026, the European Commission (“Commission”) adopted the revised Technology Transfer Block Exemption Regulation ("TTBER") and the accompanying Technology Transfer Guidelines ("Guidelines"). Both instruments enter into force on 1 May 2026, replacing the 2014 versions that expire on 30 April 2026.
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