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The Mergers And Acquisitions Review Thirteenth Edition Eu Chapter
[CN] Client Briefing Lessons From Chinas Trip.Com Decision
A costly trip: Lessons from China's RMB 5.2 billion Trip.com decisions On 25 July 2026, China’s State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) found that Trip.com had abused its dominant position by imposing exclusivity and price parity requirements on hotels through algorithms, automated price adjustment tools and other...
Corporate Update Bulletin - 20 August 2026 Corporate Update is our fortnightly bulletin highlighting the latest legal and regulatory developments of interest to corporates. Welcome to the latest edition of Corporate Update. Corporate Update is our fortnightly bulletin offering a quick read of the...
Core Programme Impact Report 2025
Slaughter and May is advising SEGRO on the recommended share offer by Prologis
Jacopo Pelucchi Jacopo is a senior counsel in our competition practice
Slaughter and May advised Fortuna Mining on its acquisition of the Bambadji exploration project from Barrick and IAMGOLD
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...
The 23andMe cyber saga continues at a global scale… Three years on and the ramifications of the major cyber incident that affected genetic research company 23andMe in 2023 are still being felt, with the incident resulting in multi-jurisdictional regulatory fines and litigation. We compare the recent fine...
CMA investigates Microsoft over marketing of subscription plans On 29 July 2026, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) announced an investigation into Microsoft over concerns that customers may not have been given clear, upfront information about their subscription options when changes were made to Microsoft 365...
New Statement on Liability for AI Harms What happens when someone suffers loss because of an AI chatbot’s mistake? The UK Jurisdiction Taskforce (UKJT) explored this question – and others around liability for non-deliberate harm – in its recent 130-page Legal Statement on Liability for AI Harms...
AI momentum shows no sign of slowing: recent regulatory developments in the EU and UK We know the AI regulatory landscape is evolving, but the last few weeks have seen policymakers and regulators in both the EU and UK announce a range of developments which illustrate the pace of this change.  In the EU, the staged implementation of the AI...
Caught in the web: EDPB guidelines on scraping for generative AI As regulators and legislators across Europe continue to grapple with the intersection of AI development and data protection, the EDPB has published new draft guidelines on one of the most contentious data collection practices underpinning generative AI...