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Posted July 19, 2007
Will new draft Law restrict foreign investment in Russia?
Analysis of: Resolution of the Government of the Russian Federation of 16 July 2007 No. 943-r | www.government.ru
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
-Foreign acquisitions of Russian companies in 39 strategic sectors will be restricted under a new law. -Pending acquisitions of stakes in Russian companies will be cleared once a new Russian foreign investment law has been adopted. - FSB, the Russian State Security Body, will monitor the observance...
Douglas Lichtman Posted July 17, 2007
How Strong is Sandisk's Patent Portfolio?
Analysis of: Sandisk: ITC Initial Determination Issued | www.allbusiness.com
Author: Douglas Lichtman, Professor of Law University of California, Los Angeles
Sandisk has long emphasized the strength of its patent portfolio. Yet those claims are hard to square against a recent loss at the ITC and an at-best odd settlement last month in a Texas court.
Douglas Lichtman Posted July 16, 2007
Preparing for Visto v. RIM
Analysis of: Visto Sues RIM for Patent Infringement | www.networkworld.com
Author: Douglas Lichtman, Professor of Law University of California, Los Angeles
Investors in RIM remember full well the patent fight with NTP.  Now on the horizon is a second significant patent litigation, this time with patent holder and competitor Visto.
Douglas Lichtman Posted July 13, 2007
TSRA: An Important Fight at the ITC
Analysis of: Tessera Provides Update on Actions to Protect IP | biz.yahoo.com
Author: Douglas Lichtman, Professor of Law University of California, Los Angeles
The ITC is poised to decide whether to move forward with Tessera's requested investigation of possible infringement by Qualcomm, Motorola, STMicro, and others, or whether instead to freeze the proceedings and wait for the Patent Office to finish at least some of its review of the relevant patents. The...
Posted July 12, 2007
Trouble on the horizon for AMO's bid to acquire Bausch & Lomb
Analysis of: Advanced Medical Faces New Opposition to Bausch Bid | dealbook.blogs.nytimes.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
- Activist shareholders often impact a proposed deal, especially in the post-SarbOx world. - Perhaps the greater looming threat is Sen. Schumer's objection to the deal.  Regulatory scrutiny/mandates could negatively (and significantly) affect the economics of this deal for AMO. - And of course,...
Posted July 12, 2007
Does anybody really need a hedge fund?
Analysis of: US Senators struggle with hedge fund, private equity taxes | www.forbes.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Hedge funds, largely unregulated, do not provide new liquidity to capital markets, but rather a different way to pool investment funds. Investors returns have not significantly out performed other investment vehicles. The lack of regulation leaves a huge gap in potential for abuse. Other means are available...
Posted July 11, 2007
Merger review implications of the antitrust immunity in Credit Suisse v. Billing?
Analysis of: Supreme Court Sides with Business | www.forbes.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
The Supreme Court's June 18 decision in Credit Suisse v. Billing (05-1157) has already generated significant commentary.  Much of that has focused on the implications for the dot-com era IPO underwriters, and to a lesser extent on the scope of antitrust immunities.  But there are also...
Stephen Tupper Posted July 9, 2007
EU unlikely to follow suit on minimum prices anytime soon
Analysis of: High Court eases ban on minimum prices | money.cnn.com
Author: Stephen Tupper, Partner and Head of Competition & Regulatory Group WATSON FARLEY & WILLIAMS
Whilst moving to a more economics-based approach makes good theoretical sense, it is going to make antitrust compliance a great deal harder to achieve. The EU is unlikely to match the US with regard to the legality of enforcing minimum retail prices any time soon. That being said resale price maintenance...
Posted July 5, 2007
You Can’t Always Get What You Want, But if You Try Sometimes Well You Just Might Find You Get What You Need…Thoughts on Nasdaq/OMX Deal, Implications for the LSE and Global Exchange Consolidation More Generally
Analysis of: Regulation a threat to New York, report says | www.ft.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
We are lukewarm on the Nasdaq/OMX deal, but view it as necessary to Nasdaq's bid to be a survivor.  We still view the LSE as having options available that can avoid a Nasdaq takeover, but think they have to move quickly. (This analysis was sent to clients on June 18th, several days prior...
Douglas Lichtman Posted June 27, 2007
A Bad Few Days for Limelight
Analysis of: Troubles Cast Shadow on Limelight's IPO | www.thestreet.com
Author: Douglas Lichtman, Professor of Law University of California, Los Angeles
Limelight's IPO is only a few days past, but the shine is already off, and with good reason. Limelight is likely to lose an important patent fight in the next few weeks, and that loss could severely cripple the business.
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