Julius Melnitzer

• Antitrust Laws Gain Momentum In Asia Pacific

  By Julius Melnitzer  |  December 1, 2010

  An economic boom in the Asia Pacific is leading to more antitrust and competition laws.

• Pharmaceutical Company Abuses Dominant Market Position To Block Competition

  By Julius Melnitzer  |  November 1, 2010

  A European court's decision could affect conduct in other industries that involve patents.

• Canada's Federal Court of Appeal Offers Some Guidance on Transfer Pricing Issues

  By Julius Melnitzer  |  October 1, 2010

  GlaxoSmithKline decision establishes that courts determining appropriate transfer prices must consider business realities.

• Federal Court of Canada Holds Foreign Investors to Their Promises

  By Julius Melnitzer  |  August 20, 2010

  U.S. Steel sued for failing to comply with the Investment Canada Act.

• Canadian Supreme Court Limits Collection of Arbitration Awards

  By Julius Melnitzer  |  August 1, 2010

  Yugraneft v. Rexx Management Corporation ruling could alter Canada's arbitration-friendly reputation.

• Canadian Supreme Court shortens time to collect foreign arbitration awards

  By Julius Melnitzer  |  August 1, 2010

  Ruling makes it tough to enforce awards.

• New U.K. Bribery Act Creates More Pitfalls for Companies

  By Julius Melnitzer  |  July 1, 2010

  The act reaches further than the FCPA.

• China Addresses Privacy in New Law

  By Julius Melnitzer  |  June 1, 2010

  It's the country's first piece of legislation to affect personal data.

• China's New Tort Law Raises Questions in an Uncertain Civil Landscape

  By Julius Melnitzer  |  June 1, 2010

  But in addition to new questions, it offers some guidance.

• Euronext Cross-Listing Offers Benefits to U.S. Companies

  By Julius Melnitzer  |  May 1, 2010

  U.S.-listed public companies may benefit from cross-listing in the eurozone.