Lexology PRO | Asia-Pacific, Australia, Central & South America, etc. | 31 Aug 2023
The EU DSA brings in new targeted advertising requirements, Australia consults on green advertising claims, and Meta is fined 7.4 million won in South Korea for targeted advertising practices – plus other key updates.
Ankura Consulting Group, LLC | Belarus, South Africa, USA | 15 Aug 2023
A new variant of the SystemBC malware called DroxiDat has been used in an attempted cyberattack against the electrical infrastructure of Southern…
Lowenstein Sandler LLP | Canada | 27 Mar 2020
Per JDSupra, the Yukon Court of Appeal overturned a decision applying a discounted cash flow analysis to a Canadian appraisal proceeding, holding…
Braumiller Law Group | USA | 7 Feb 2020
“When can I get it?” Consumers have an insatiable appetite for speed. Just a few years ago, Dell made the news that you could get a customized laptop…
Braumiller Law Group | China, USA, Vietnam | 15 Aug 2019
The trade war between the U.S. and China has dragged on for more than a year now with 25% tariffs currently placed on $200 billion of Chinese goods…
Cozen O'Connor | USA | 1 May 2019
On April 16, 2019, the Delaware Supreme Court reversed a significant appraisal decision from the Court of Chancery in Verition Partners v. Aruba…
Shearman & Sterling LLP | USA | 23 Apr 2019
On April 16, 2019, the Delaware Supreme Court, in a per curiam decision, held that Aruba Networks, Inc.’s (“Aruba”) fair value in an appraisal action…
Ropes & Gray LLP | USA | 27 Mar 2019
Two Delaware appraisal decisions issued in 2018 illustrate that, following the Delaware Supreme Court's decisions in Dell and DFC, the Delaware courts remain willing to give substantial evidentiary weight to a deal price as an indicator of fair value where the underlying transaction is the product of an open process characterised by the objective indicia of reliability.
Freidenberg Freidenberg & Lifsic | Argentina | 20 Mar 2019
The Civil and Commercial Court of Appeals recently overturned a first-instance decision concerning a laptop lost on an Aeromexico flight from New York to Buenos Aires. The first-instance court had ordered Aeromexico to pay damages, but the appeal court found that the model of the lost laptop had never been sold in Argentina and that the plaintiff had neither proved that her laptop had been......
Loyens & Loeff | European Union, United Kingdom | 29 Jan 2019
In this third Brexit blog, we will take an inspirational tour d’horizon of how (major) European companies are preparing for whatever type of Brexit…