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Capital One Seeking to Revive Intellectual Ventures Antitrust Case
The bank goes before the Federal Circuit on Monday, contending that IV's massing of thousands of financial services patents and threatening "endless litigation" is anti-competitive. A district judge ruled the acquisitions can't be separated from IV's assertion activities, which are constitutionally protected.
China's Fintech Market Sputters Amid Tighter Regulations
A new report finds that fintech investment in Asia plummeted from more than $2.6 billion in the fourth quarter of 2018 to $875 million, a 67% decline. During that same time, fintech deals in China slipped from 49 to 29 and fintech funding fell by nearly 90% from the prior quarter to $192 million.
Latest Russia Corruption Stats Reveal Blind Spot in Enforcement Efforts
“These cases are not prosecuted. Large companies are not touched. They can feel safe that they're not subject to risk of prosecution by Russian authorities,” said a Moscow lawyer.
Insights From the ABA Antitrust Spring Meeting 2019
Antitrust Trade and Practice columnists Karen Hoffman Lent and Kenneth Schwartz present highlights from the American Bar Association's 67th Antitrust Spring Meeting, featuring panels on a wide range of topics from agency updates with the DOJ and FTC to pharmaceutical innovation. They hone in on agency perspectives articulated throughout the panels as well as hot topics in private litigation.
Georgia Appeals Court OK's Racketeering Claims Against Lawyers in Waffle House Sex Tape Case
In their dissents, two judges said the claims against the lawyers must be dismissed.
Appeals Court OK's Racketeering Claims Against Lawyers in Waffle House Sex Tape Case
In their dissents, two judges said the claims against the lawyers must be dismissed.
Circuit Judge Thomas Vanaskie's Antitrust Legacy: 2 Significant Cases
Judge Thomas I. Vanaskie recently retired from the federal bench, following more than 16 years as a district judge in the Middle District of Pennsylvania, including seven years as the chief judge, and more than eight years on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.
Antitrust Division Increasingly Weighs In as Amicus Curiae
In their Antitrust Trade and Practice column, Karen Hoffman Lent and Kenneth Schwartz take a look the DOJ's Antitrust Division's continued effort to ramp up its private litigation amicus program after it vowed to be more involved in antitrust enforcement over all.
Valley Venture, Google Search, Asia Moves: The Morning Minute
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