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Sea level rise impact on coastal development must now be taken into account weblink
After 35 days of hearing, the Queensland Planning and Environment Court has delivered its most significant climate change adaptation decision yet.
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Latest SEC tipster award highlights risk for hedge funds and private equity firms weblink
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has issued its second-ever whistleblower award. The award went to three anonymous individuals, each of whom will receive five per cent of the monetary sanctions ultimately collected in a case against hedge-fund manager Locust Offshore Management and its chief executive officer, Andrey Hicks, who allegedly defrauded investors of $2.7m (£1.7m), and who have been ordered to pay $7.5m in disgorgement and penalties.
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Health Alert — 17 June 2013 weblink
DLA Piper has released its Health Alert dated 17 June 2013.
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Law decree n. 179 dated 18 October 2012: recent clarifications given by the tax authorities weblink
In a recent position (n. 12/E dated 3 May 2013) tax authorities dealt again with the amendments made by Law Decree n. 179/2012 with reference to the international transports taxation.
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Supreme Court issues Actavis decision on reverse-payment settlements weblink
The Supreme Court has issued its decision in FTC v Actavis on the antitrust analysis of reverse-payment settlements of Hatch-Waxman Act litigation.
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Asia: Corporate Newsletter — June 2013 weblink
DLA Piper has released its Asia: Corporate Newsletter for June 2013.
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What Supreme Court’s Myriad decision means for biopharma companies weblink
On 13 June 2013, the US Supreme Court ruled that certain patent claims owned by US biotech company Myriad Genetics are invalid as products of nature.
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Obama moves to curb patent trolls — but beware of unintended consequences weblink
President Obama has announced a new initiative aimed at curbing patent infringement suits by ‘patent trolls’ who generate revenue through extortionate litigation.
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ASIC in the matter of Northwest Resources Ltd v Craigside Company Ltd weblink
This case considered when it is appropriate for civil proceedings to be stayed where there is a possibility of criminal prosecution relating to the same subject matter.
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Banking & Finance Litigation Update — Issue 65 weblink
The Banking & Finance Litigation Update covers current developments affecting DLA Piper’s area of practice and its clients during the preceding month.
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Securing the net: protecting trade secrets and confidential information weblink
A recent Supreme Court decision highlights the very real problems facing businesses seeking to protect their know-how in the marketplace.
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Money back — guaranteed? weblink
High Court decision in Marks and Spencer plc v (1) BNP Paribas Securities Services Trust Company (Jersey) Ltd (2) BNP Paribas Securities Services Trust Company Ltd.
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Fortescue wins High Court decision in long running Pilbara rail access dispute weblink
On Friday the High Court handed down its decision in relation to the long running access dispute between Fortescue Metals and BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto over access to BHP Billiton’s and Rio Tinto’s iron ore railways in the Pilbara.
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The Financial Report — Volume 2, No. 11 download
An editorial in The Wall Street Journal has strongly blasted CFTC chairman Gary Gensler for attempting to regulate even foreign transactions that involve a US person.
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Second Circuit confirms excess insurance is triggered only upon actual payment of all underlying limits weblink
Federal Insurance Company has achieved an important victory in a long-standing insurance coverage litigation concerning the proper trigger of excess directors and officers insurance.
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Form 42: UK reporting requirements for US corporate share schemes weblink
Companies offering UK-based employees rights in the company’s stock should be aware that these employees may have reporting obligations to the UK tax authorities.
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Delaware decision opens door to enforcement of term sheets weblink
The Supreme Court of Delaware recently held that covenants to negotiate in good faith are enforceable.
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A game changer for competitive M&A transactions? Federal Court passes judgment on bidding tactics weblink
Federal Court decision contains some important lessons for investment banks and private equity firms involved in competitive sale processes.
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The new gTLDs and the Trademark Clearinghouse: four tips for brand owners weblink
The expansion of the list of available gTLDs is a hot topic within the legal and branding communities.
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Mongolian energy industry: filling in the gaps weblink
Significant opportunities exist for developers and financiers looking to participate in the modernisation of Mongolia’s energy sector.
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