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Law Brief: Linklaters Competition Outlook for 2020

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The world is changing. The move towards a more digital economy has been rapid. People are starting to think more urgently about climate change and the importance of sustainability, and the notion of “consumer welfare” is evolving. All while the benefits of free trade are being deeply questioned. The spotlight is firmly on competition policy […]

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Power Law Briefing: Kensington Swan – Fair Trading Amendment Bill – Combating Unfair Practices to Balance the Playing Field

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The Fair Trading Amendment Bill aims to improve protections for consumers and businesses against unfair practices to promote a more sustainable, productive and inclusive economy. On 17 December 2019, the Fair Trading Amendment Bill (‘Bill’) was introduced to Parliament and is currently undergoing its First Reading. The Bill seeks to amend the Fair Trading Act

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Bankruptcy Law: Small Businesses in the US Can Now Go Bankrupt More Easily

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Sponsored Up to now, reorganizing under Bankruptcy Code chapter 11 was too expensive and onerous a task for most small businesses. However, thanks to the Small Business Reorganization Act which will soon be coming into effect, small business owners will have a better way to survive in the long-term. At the present time, the U.S.

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Green Economy Issues – Protecting the Oceans: Clifford Chance on The Expanding Role of ‘Blue Bonds’

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The blue economy is of growing importance and gaining momentum amongst policymakers across the world. The earth’s surface is made up of 71 per cent. water, and billions of people rely on the oceans for their livelihoods and socioeconomic well‑being. However, the effects of climate change and human activities are destroying the biodiversity of our

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Baker + McKenzie – Businesses & Regulators Begin New Decade Struggling To Keep Up With Tech Change

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The rate of technological change is accelerating fast, with a full three quarters of Asia Pacific-based business leaders now describing themselves as disrupted, rather than a disruptor, according to a new report on how businesses and regulators are adapting to tech change in the Asia Pacific region. In the research from global law firm Baker

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An Overview of Case Management Software in the Legal Industry

5 Key Reasons Why Case Management Software Will Enhance Your Law Firm’s Efficiency Bob Richardson* –  The legal industry is increasingly incorporating technological developments into the operations side of practice management and completing casework. Firms of all sizes, including solo practitioners, are realizing the benefits of using an integrated and accessible case management program. In

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The Sobering Statistics on Auto Accidents and How to Build a Personal Injury Claim after a Car Accident

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Dan Brennan* Car accidents are the major cause of death among healthy citizens in the United States, with over 40,000 fatal accidents each year and 1.24 million globally. On average over 2 million US drivers receive some injury through auto accidents (check the infographic below for more stats on the auto accident details). Those are

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What Goes into the Process of Pursuing a Slip & Fall Lawsuit?

Accidents, by their sheer definition, can happen to anyone, anywhere. However, accidents do vary in where they happen, and to whom. Slip and fall accidents, for example, typically happen on property owned or maintained by someone else. In these cases, the property owner or manager may be held legally responsible. Slip and fall lawsuits are

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