Search results

Please enter search term

Ross O'Mahony Associate

Rebecca Torrance Rebecca Torrance is an associate in our Pensions, Employment, and Incentives group.

Thomas King Thomas King is an associate in our Disputes and Investigations group

Rosalind Paulson Castro Rosalind Paulson, Associate

The first cartel settlement in Hong Kong – practical implications for businesses (Part 1) Hong Kong recently saw its first court-endorsed cartel settlement. This has important implications on the strategy for handling competition investigations and litigation in Hong Kong. In this two-part series, we take a look at the approach towards...

CN Client Briefing The First Cartel Settlement In Hong Kong – Practical Implications For Businesses (Part 1)

CN Client Briefing Clearer Fines And Cleaner Immunity Hong Kong's First Antitrust Penalty And Revised Leniency Policy

Clearer fines and cleaner immunity: Hong Kong's first antitrust penalty and revised leniency policy This client briefing analyses Hong Kong’s first pecuniary penalties judgment and the revised leniency policy for cartels published in April 2020. Until recently, understanding antitrust risk in Hong Kong was difficult due to uncertainties in the local...

Issabella Cardu Issabella is an associate in our Tech, Digital, Data and IP group.

Jodi Wilson Jodi Wilson is an associate in our Real Estate practice

Harry Lloyd Associate

Drawing the line: when does an online store escape the Italian DST's marketplace definition? Introduction The first reported Italian judicial decision on the Digital Services Tax (DST) provides welcome guidance for online retailers operating hybrid business models combining direct sales and intermediation activities. In Judgment No. 292/2026,...

Cleaning the (patent) pool: Supreme Court opens the door to judicial determination of FRAND rates for patent pool SEPs In another example of the English courts’ willingness to accept jurisdiction to determine fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory (FRAND) rates for standard essential patents (SEPs), the Supreme Court has recently handed down its decision in the...

Creative differences: Wider implications of TikTok's Upper Tribunal loss The Upper Tribunal (UT) has dismissed TikTok’s appeal on the preliminary issue of the ICO’s power to impose a monetary penalty, without first seeking a court order, given the purpose of TikTok’s processing. As discussed in our previous blog, in 2023 the...