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Upcoming/New CFIUS Filing: Viterra Limited; Glencore PLC; Canada Pension Plan Investment Board; British Columbia Investment Management Corporation; and Bunge Limited

National Law Review M&A

International Trade Practice at Squire Patton Boggs Jurisdiction: All Federal Type of Law: Mergers & Acquisitions Consumer Protection Financial Institutions & Banking Securities & SEC Administrative & Regulatory

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Public’s M&A Comments Hold Clues for Agency Guidelines

National Law Review M&A

Andrew Sfekas Jurisdiction: All Federal Type of Law: Mergers & Acquisitions Antitrust & Trade Regulation Communications, Media & Internet Consumer Protection

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Amazon’s Recent Acquisitions Highlight the Value of Consumer Data (and the Evolving Privacy Issues)

National Law Review M&A

Blaney Jurisdiction: All Federal Type of Law: Mergers & Acquisitions Communications, Media & Internet Consumer Protection Administrative & Regulatory Special highlight:

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Battery Merger Shows Shortcomings in Antitrust Policy, Critics Say

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LaComb Jurisdiction: All Federal Type of Law: Antitrust & Trade Regulation Administrative & Regulatory Mergers & Acquisitions Consumer Protection Corporate & Business Organizations

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Greater Penalties for Competition Breaches & Unfair Terms, Responsiveness to Super Complaints: The Labor Government's Approach to Competition & Consumer Laws

National Law Review M&A

Mandla Mei Gong James Gray Jurisdiction: Australia Type of Law: Mergers & Acquisitions Consumer Protection Antitrust & Trade Regulation Global Administrative & Regulatory Ayman Guirguis Jessica C.

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Merger Danger: New TCPA Decision Explores Successor Liability In the Wild West of TCPAWorld

National Law Review M&A

bankruptcy) Type of Law: Communications, Media & Internet Consumer Protection Mergers & Acquisitions Litigation / Trial Practice Troutman Jurisdiction: 3rd Circuit (incl.

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The Federal Arbitration Act Should Not Cover Consumer Claims

Reynolds Holding

Consumer protection laws face a fundamental enforcement issue: Because consumer claims are typically for small amounts, and litigation is expensive, it rarely makes economic sense for consumers to litigate their claims individually. 7] But whether consumers genuinely agree to arbitration is debatable.

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