Tag: Legislation
You Can (Try to) Keep The Economists Out of The DMA...
The Digital Markets Act (“DMA’) will impose far-reaching obligations on some large technology firms operating in the European Union. The DMA’s definitions and obligations...
The Digital Markets Act: Challenges and Opportunities for Business
The Digital Markets Act ("DMA") was published in the Official Journal on October 12, 2022 and certain provisions are already in force. The majority...
The Digital Markets Act, EU Competition Enforcement and Fundamental Rights: Some...
This article discusses some of the implications of the entry in force of the Digital Markets Act for the future application of the EU...
You May Be Subject as Well!: Digital Services Act – What...
The EU Digital Services Act (“DSA”) is in force and the first of its requirements will soon take effect. And yet, many businesses do...
Tearing Down Walled Gardens: Encouraging Adversarial Interoperability to Promote Competition
The concentration of the Internet economy behind the walled gardens of a select few companies has led policymakers across the political spectrum to call...
The Proposed U.S. Access Act Mandating Interoperability Will Not Unleash Competition...
Congress is considering legislation (“the ACCESS Act”) that mandates interoperability in an effort to stimulate competition in digital markets such as social networking. However,...
A Competition Law for Africa: Vision for AfCFTA
By Eleanor M. Fox1
Negotiations are on a fast track for a competition protocol for the African continent. What should be the design? This is...
Traps for the Unwary Telehealth Provider
The provision of health care services via telemedicine has been growing in popularity over the last several years. With the arrival of the COVID-19...
What’s Ahead for Connected Health Policy: State & Federal Policies Impacting...
The COVID-19 pandemic further ushered in an unprecedented era of change within the healthcare industry, particularly for telehealth. While telehealth, medical privacy, and broadband...
M&A and Non-Compete Clauses in Ecuadorian Competition Law and Practice
By Luis Marin-Tobar & Daniela Irigoyen-Samaniego*
Ecuador has had a standing competition law since October 13, 2011, when the Organic Law for the Regulation and...
