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Globalive, a recent entrant and fast-growing player in Canada's wireless telephony market, was dealt a serious blow last Friday by the Federal Court of Canada, which struck down an earlier government ruling that found Globalive's ownership structure to be permissible under Canada's foreign ownership law
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Jurisdiction - Canada
Workarea - Telecommunications
Workarea - Litigation
Author - Patrick S. Campbell
Firm Name - Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP
