US antitrust agencies won important backing for a developing approach to competition enforcement in a federal court’s decision freezing a mega-combination in the fashion market.
A federal judge had tough questions for a patent owner that filed suit after purportedly being forced to negotiate the sale of its AI semiconductor technology through a tech membership group rather than directly with
Distributor Carahsoft placed an order with CrowdStrike for software intended for the tax agency. But the IRS didn’t end up buying it. Why is Carahsoft paying CrowdStrike anyway?
The Justice Department filed an amicus brief supporting customers who accused
Tapestry Inc. and Capri Holdings Ltd. are appealing a New York judge’s decision halting a planned $8.5 billion tie-up that would place such brands as Coach, Kate Spade and Michael Kors under one roof.
A federal court granted preliminary approval for a $20 million settlement agreement between Apple Inc. and consumers resolving claims that early lines of Apple Watch devices had a defect that caused the battery to swell and crack the screen.
Germany plans to hire a bank to advise on what to do with its remaining
Ross Elfand joined King & Spalding as a partner in its business litigation practice group in New York, the firm announced Monday.
Scott Chase and Kerry Johnson joined Paul Hastings as capital markets partners in Boston and Chicago, respectively, the firm announced Monday.
Freshfields is considering expanding into Texas and Boston as the UK-founded law firm looks to continue its stateside revenue surge, according to senior partner Georgia Dawson.
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