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A pathway to increased cross-border judicial cooperation for the U.S.?   Recent implementations of clearer rules and frameworks for obtaining evidence in U.S. disputes in #France underscore a significant evolution in court approaches and alignment with international evidence regulations.   Olivier Attias (Partner) and Flore Mahieu (Senior Associate) provide an in-depth look at this transformation in their recently published article in The Global Trade Law Journal. They examine the changing dynamics with regard to the Hague Evidence Convention and French Blocking Statute, emphasizing the courts' increased respect for global evidence norms.   This shift not only signals a move towards improved judicial collaboration but also has the potential to greatly influence cross-border legal matters.    #HagueEvidenceConvention  #FrenchBlockingStatute #LoideBlocage

In this extract from 'The New EU Competition Law' by Pablo Ibáñez Colomo, read about competition law in digital markets: https://bit.ly/3RdtZFi #CompetitionLaw #EuropeanLaw

Out now: 'The New EU Competition Law' by Pablo Ibáñez Colomo The first comprehensive account of the New EU Competition Law: an emerging understanding of the discipline that ventures into uncharted territories https://bit.ly/3uRfVbZ #CompetitionLaw #EULaw

Discover the pivotal role of international conventions in shaping outcomes across global legal landscapes. Our latest article prepared by Setyawati F. and Sri Purnama delves into how frameworks like the Hague Conference drive effective resolution in transnational disputes. Read the full insight in the web version here: https://lnkd.in/gqQHDtyy #InternationalLaw #TransnationalLitigation #GlobalJustice #LegalTrends

Want to find out more about the speakers at the STEP Asia Conference? Speakers for the upcoming STEP Asia Conference in November include Kelvin Koh from TSMP Law Corporation, who will be discussing reserved powers trusts. Find out more about what Kelvin will be speaking about in this interview! Book now: https://lnkd.in/eGcmpTSq #STEPEvents #STEPAsia

🆕💡 New ESIL Reflection by Fuad Zarbiyev on "Are Joint Interpretive Agreements Conclusive? The International Law Commission and the Black Box of Authentic Treaty Interpretation", part of the "Change in International Law: Rules of Change or Changing Rules?” series. 🌐 📃 Read it on our website: bit.ly/3wrAf4E

🌟 🇺🇦 Proud of our #Competition team in #Ukraine, which has been actively following the local competition law reforms. 📰 Their most recent contribution is an article in the ''Expert Guide 2024 on Competition & Antitrust Law'' published by Corporate LiveWire. 📖 The overview below, ✍ written by Partner Olexander Martinenko, Counsel Yulia Eismont, and Associate Olena Tsygulska, covers: ☑️ the key changes in competition law and their impact on local businesses; ☑️ last year’s biggest violations and record-breaking fines; ☑️ industries under special regulator scrutiny; and ☑️ trends and priorities going forward. #intheknow #CompetitionLaw #Antitrust #LegalInsights #CorporateLiveWire #UkraineLegal #AMCU #GlobalLegalTrends

The Commission states that Turkey is in a good position in terms of alignment with EU legislation. However, it reveals that no progress has been made on the implementation of the recommendations made in the previous year's report4 5. According to the EU, the primary issues Turkey needs to resolve are legislative inconsistencies and enforcement issues, with particular consideration for judicial processes.

New Developments in the “Restriction by Object” term in Competition Law ⚖ Recent developments in European case law concerning the prohibition of anti-competitive agreements have prompted a re-evaluation of the understanding of when commercial practices have the object of restricting competition. These developments may require competition authorities to conduct more thorough investigations into the effects of practices that were previously presumed to have the object of restricting competition. In a recent expert focus article from Chambers and Partners, our specialists within EU & Competition law Jesper Kaltoft and William A. Tornøe discuss the effect of these recent developments in the assessment of anti-competitive practices and agreements. Follow the link below to read the article 🔗 #BechBruun #ChambersExpertFocus #EU #CompetitionLaw

2023 proved to be a pivotal year for Norwegian cartel enforcement, marked by several landmark judgments and legislative proposals that have shaped—and will continue to shape—the antitrust landscape in Norway. BAHR's EU and Competition Law Group has published Norwegian Cartel Enforcement 2024. Our publication offers a comprehensive overview of Norway's cartel enforcement and summarises the key developments of 2023. Helge Stemshaug Beret Sundet Arne Torsten Andersen Elin Moen Harald K. Selte