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Lexology PRO | USA | 24 Aug 2023

How-to guide: How to draft and negotiate limitation of liability clauses (USA)

This guide will assist in-house counsel and private practitioners in drafting and negotiating limitation of liability clauses.
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Bristows | United Kingdom | 10 Aug 2023

Bristows’ SnippITs - Suppliers beware!

An exclusion for “loss of profits” excludes a supplier’s claim for the “revenue” it expected under its customer contract. In a hearing for summary…
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Lexology PRO | European Union, Spain | 1 Aug 2023

Telefónica draws third fine for breaching merger commitments in Spain

Telefónica must pay a €5 million fine for failing to adhere to commitments from a 2015 merger review, Spain’s antitrust watchdog has said – marking the third time it has punished the company for non-compliance in less than a year.
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Lexology PRO | Italy | 13 Jun 2023

Italian court annuls €11.3 million antitrust fine against Poste Italiane

An Italian court has attacked the national competition authority’s abuse of economic dependence analysis in annulling an €11.3 million fine against the country’s largest postal service operator, ruling the agency’s findings were “contradictory and illogical”.
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Lexology PRO | Israel | 10 May 2023

Israel scores €2.1 million settlement over delivery platform exclusivity

Food delivery platform Wolt has settled with Israel’s Competition Authority after admitting to anticompetitively promoting restaurants that exclusively signed onto its service.
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Lexology PRO | European Union, Spain | 20 Apr 2023

EU Damages Directive does not apply to contractual disputes, ECJ rules

Private actions seeking to nullify contracts for infringing antitrust rules cannot rely on the EU Damages Directive, but can still use decisions from competition authorities as strong rebuttable presumptions of wrongdoing, the European Court of Justice has held.
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Lexology PRO | Canada | 28 Mar 2023

Canadian enforcer enters into rare abuse settlement

Canada’s Competition Bureau has approved a rare abuse of dominance settlement after a nuclear medicine company agreed to remove exclusivity clauses from its contracts with new customers.
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Lexology PRO | Chile | 10 Jan 2023

Chile seeks €6.2 million penalty for merger probe infraction

Chile’s antitrust watchdog has asked its decision-making body to fine a supermarket operator for failing to disclose documents about potential new store openings as the agency reviewed its merger with a rival.
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Lexology PRO | Asia-Pacific, Australia, Canada, etc. | 16 Nov 2022

Competition and antitrust: key compliance updates (20 Oct – 16 Nov)

The US FTC has widened its scope for unfair methods of competition, India’s CCI fines Google US$292 million in one week, and the ACCC increase competition fines five-fold – plus other key updates.
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Lexology PRO | Asia-Pacific, Australia, Belgium, etc. | 21 Oct 2022

Employment law forecast: what is on the horizon? (Q4 2022)

A look at what is on the horizon for employers in Q4 2022 including key deadlines and upcoming legislative changes.
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