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In the latest “International Comparative Legal Guide - Litigation & Dispute Resolution 2025” published by International Comparative Legal Guides (ICLG), Greg Lascelles and Demica Kaur Nettleford navigate the legal complexities of social media influencers. They examine the evolving legal framework governing #influencermarketing, recent enforcement actions, and the steps brands and influencers must take to remain compliant. https://lnkd.in/eC_XFTGk #advertisinglaw #CAPCode #consumerprotection

We are thrilled to announce that six articles authored by #Hausfeld attorneys have been shortlisted for Concurrences' prestigious ‘#Antitrust Writing Awards 2025’ in the categories of Business Articles and Academic Articles. The sixth article we are highlighting is “Finding the ghost in the shell: EU and US antitrust enforcement of AI collusion” by Camila Ringeling and Christian Bergqvist. This article was nominated in the Best Academic Articles category in subcategory “Concerted Practices.” This article?explores antitrust enforcement of #AI collusion to identify potential enforcement gaps and available remedies on both sides of the Atlantic. Read this article and vote here: https://bit.ly/4gZiBH6 To learn more about Hausfeld’s nominated articles: https://bit.ly/3CmGZUQ

In an article first published by LexisNexis UK, Lucy Pert, Edward Nyman and Rebecca Warder explore the changing role of #AI in #disputeresolution. They discuss its advantages, limitations and the importance of considering how to mitigate any potential risks associated with its use. https://lnkd.in/ec4ETkxf

Regulators are stepping up action against anticompetitive behaviour in the pharmaceutical industry. The European Commission and the UK’s #CMA have recently concluded landmark investigations into exclusionary #disparagement and #patent misuse, with actions against Vifor and Teva setting significant precedents. In our latest #Perspectives, Joanna Christoforou, Stella Gartagani and Charles Gibbs explore these decisions and the growing focus of competition authorities on new and novel forms of anti-competitive conduct and emerging theories of harm in #competitionlaw. https://lnkd.in/eaa63gZX

In September 2024, tickets for the highly anticipated Oasis reunion tour were released. However, many fans were left disappointed and frustrated when, after hours of waiting in virtual queues, they discovered that ticket prices had surged beyond the advertised rates due to "dynamic pricing." In our latest #Perspectives, Tom Bolster and Ji Yeon (Jenny) Ha examine recent regulatory and governmental efforts to address ticket pricing practices, including #dynamicpricing and how the findings of ongoing investigations could reshape pricing practices across multiple industries. https://lnkd.in/eDcHmTcq #consumerprotection #fairpricing #competitionlaw

We’re pleased to share that Ann-Christin Richter and Alex Petrasincu have been recognized in the Chambers and Partners Guide 2025 as lawyers in the Spotlight for Competition/European Law: Litigation in Germany. ? Chambers & Partners recognizes leading lawyers and law firms based on their expertise in key competition law matters. The ranking reflects Ann-Christin’s and Alex’s outstanding work in representing clients in complex competition disputes. ? We appreciate the recognition from Chambers & Partners and sincerely thank our clients and colleagues for their trust and collaboration.?Congratulations?to all others who have been ranked! #Competition #Litigation #ForTheChallenge

We are thrilled to announce that six articles authored by #Hausfeld attorneys have been shortlisted for Concurrences' prestigious ‘#Antitrust Writing Awards 2025’ in the categories of Business Articles and Academic Articles, including four articles that were published in Hausfeld’s quarterly?Competition Bulletin?in 2024. The fourth article we are highlighting is “Large language models and generative AI” by Luke Streatfeild, Scott Gilmore, and Shahrina Quader. This article was nominated in the Best Business Articles category in subcategory “Digital.” This article?examines the rise of Large Language Models (LLMs) and their growing prominence since the release of OpenAI’s #ChatGPT in November 2022. Read this article and vote here: https://bit.ly/3QrZn1O To learn more about Hausfeld’s nominated articles: https://bit.ly/3CmGZUQ

Join New York University School of Law, #Hausfeld, and co-sponsor Epiq on February 21, for this exciting event as we approach the 25th anniversary of the landmark United States v. #Microsoft decision in June 2026. How do we anticipate the future of tech and its challenges for #antitrust enforcement? In Panel 4, our panelists will discuss the complexities of predicting market shifts from #AI to content moderation and privacy. What should antitrust enforcers focus on to stay ahead of emerging issues, and how can policy balance competition with innovation? In the last panel, Erika Douglas, Eleanor Fox, Avi Goldfarb, Luke Streatfeild, and moderator Scott Martin will delve into the future of antitrust and tech. Read more & register here: https://bit.ly/3E2qYUe #TechRegulation #BigTech

Chambers and Partners Global 2025 has recognised five lawyers from the London office as part of their annual research to identify top global lawyers, law firms and in-house counsel in over 200 jurisdictions across the world. The firm has also been recognised in #CompetitionLaw Private Enforcement, reinforcing our commitment to advancing #justice for #claimants. Congratulations to Nicola Boyle, Scott Campbell, Lesley Hannah, Anthony Maton and Luke Streatfeild for their well-deserved recognition.

Join New York University School of Law, #Hausfeld, and co-sponsor Epiq on February 21, for this thought-provoking event as we approach the 25th anniversary of the landmark United States v. #Microsoft decision in June 2026. What can the Microsoft settlement teach us about #antitrust remedies today? In Panel 3, our panelists will explore whether current government plaintiffs and courts risk "losing the cause" again and if lessons from Microsoft’s remedy can guide today’s antitrust actions. With growing global discussions on tech regulation, will U.S. law enforcement turn to regulatory solutions like those in the EU and UK? In this third panel, Alexandre de Streel, William Kovacic, Fiona Scott Morton, Randal Picker, Tim Wu, and moderator Harry First will discuss these critical issues. Read more & register here: https://bit.ly/3E2qYUe #TechRegulation #BigTech