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UK takeover code will apply to more companies weblink
From 30 September 2013, the takeover code will apply to more companies than it does at present.
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Shale gas exploration: European Commission postpones stakeholders' event to 7 June 2013 weblink
On 23 March 2013 the European Commission closed the consultation on unconventional fossil fuels (e.g. shale gas) in Europe.
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Alternative investment funds: scope of implementation of the AIFM directive in national law weblink
The scope of the AIFM-D comprises the regulation of AIFM and the marketing of AIF within the EU to professional investors.
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Court of Final Appeal gives SFC bigger teeth with third route of enforcement in Tiger Asia weblink
SFC test cases — such as SFC v Tiger Asia — have sought to use section 213 of the SFO as a third route of market misconduct enforcement.
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Mongolian Strategic Foreign Investment Law — update weblink
This briefing provides an update on the implementing regulations of the Law of Mongolia on the Regulation of Foreign Investment in Business Entities Operating in Sectors of Strategic Importance.
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Antitrust enforcement against abuse of IPRs and anti-competitive conduct in the high-technology sector — an update from China weblink
SAIC has held a meeting to obtain feedback on the latest draft of the IPR abuse regulation.
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Uncollected dividend tax liability is part of taxable profits, court rules weblink
The Dutch Supreme Court has ruled that uncollected dividend tax liability is part of taxable profits.
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Disability discrimination, post-employment victimisation and employment reforms download
Hogan Lovells has released the 13 May edition of Employment News.
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Myanmar accedes to the New York Convention weblink
Myanmar has formally acceded to the New York Convention — according to a depositary notification issued by the secretary-general of the UN on 24 April 2013.
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Recent developments in Chinese merger control — MOFCOM shifts up a gear weblink
The Chinese Ministry of Commerce has stepped up its merger control activities on many fronts in recent weeks.
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London Corporate Newsletter — May 2013 download
The May 2013 edition of Hogan Lovells’ Corporate Newsletter is available now.
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Proposed improvements to the Hong Kong corporate insolvency regime weblink
The new Hong Kong Companies Ordinance is planned to come into operation in the first quarter of 2014.
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Supreme Court denial of certiorari leaves exclusive dealing and loyalty discount jurisprudence in flux weblink
The treatment of exclusive dealing and loyalty discounts is in a state of flux.
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Introduction to civil proceedings in England weblink
English civil law essentially comprises legislation by Parliament and decisions by the courts. There is no civil code.
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US EPA comments on the April 2013 Keystone NEPA review weblink
The US EPA has unveiled a new approach to evaluating climate change impacts under NEPA — monetising social costs of CO2.
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Hong Kong minimum wage increase from 1 May 2013 weblink
The Hong Kong Minimum Wage Ordinance (Cap. 608) came into force on 1 May 2011 and introduced a statutory minimum hourly wage rate of HKD28.
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The Law Sciences Law Review — first edition weblink
The Life Sciences Law Review explores legal issues of special interest to pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical device companies in 27 jurisdictions.
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Implications of OIG’s fraud alert on current PODs and their customers and suppliers download
OIG’s ‘Special Fraud Alert on Physician-Owned Entities’ is the strongest statement to date that investing in or doing business with a POD is a significant Antikickback law risk.
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Energy Alert — FERC proposes new critical infrastructure weblink
The FERC has issued a notice of proposed rulemaking to approve, subject to certain modifications, Version 5 of the CIP Standards proposed by the NERC.
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Amendment to Mongolia's Strategic Foreign Investment Law weblink
The parliament of Mongolia has approved an amendment to its strategic foreign investment law.
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