Lexology PRO | South Korea | 21 Sep 2023
Broadcom abused its superior bargaining position over Samsung by forcing the mobile phone maker into unfair long-term contracts for telecommunications components, Korea’s Fair Trade Commission has said.
Astor Legal | Australia | 12 Mar 2022
The New South Wales Government is expected to criminalise coercive control following a parliamentary inquiry. Supporters of the move have suggested…
Vinge | European Union, Sweden | 13 Dec 2021
On 8 December 2021, the European Commission (the “Commission”) presented a proposal for a new regulation which, if implemented, will enable the EU to…
Lexology PRO | European Union, USA | 2 Jul 2021
The US Federal Trade Commission has sued and subsequently settled claims that Broadcom illegally monopolised markets for certain computer chips through exclusive contracts and coercive conduct.
K&L Gates LLP | USA | 19 Mar 2020
In In re Tesla Motors, Inc. Stockholder Litigation, C.A. No. 12711-VC (Del. Ch. Feb. 4, 2020), the Delaware Court of Chancery rejected the…
Proskauer Rose LLP | USA | 4 Jan 2019
Recently, we explored how the NLRB’s rules for determining the timeliness of a representation can be confusing. Another area of complexity comes from…
Proskauer Rose LLP | USA | 21 Dec 2018
Last year about this time, the NLRB changed the standard for reviewing handbook rules. The new standard takes into consideration the fact there are…
Stinson LLP | USA | 24 Nov 2018
In Re Tangoe, Inc. Stockholders Litigation was one of those situations where everything that could go wrong did. According to the Plaintiff, the…
Barnes & Thornburg LLP | USA | 13 Nov 2018
It is well established that insurance coverage for potentially responsible party (PRP) letters is available under the law of most jurisdictions. Many…
Seyfarth Shaw LLP | USA | 2 Nov 2018
Congress has once again proposed legislation that would seek to ban mandatory workplace arbitration of employment claims, despite a string of United…