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#COVID-19 : Confirmation by the Court of Appeals of Paris of the orders imposing on EDF to suspend the performance of the contracts for the sale of ARENH power due to force majeure
Confirmation by the Court of Appeals of Paris of the orders imposing on EDF to suspend the performance of the contracts for the sale of ARENH power due to force majeure
Read#COVID-19 : Adoption of the temporary reduction from 25% to 10% of the capital holding threshold, triggering the control of foreign investments
Adoption of the temporary reduction from 25% to 10% of the capital holding threshold, triggering the control of foreign investments
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Draft Guidelines on agreements allowing to achieving sustainable objectives of the Dutch competition authority
On 9 July 2020, the Dutch Authority for Consumers and Markets (Autoriteit Consument & Markt) released their draft Guidelines “Sustainability agreements” for a public consultation. As per this draft, the Dutch national competition authority aims at setting the criteria to authorize anticompetitive agreements which allow the achievement of sustainable objectives such as reducing carbon emissions.
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Whistleblower reporting systems – compliance in France
Now is the time to reinforce your corporate whistleblower reporting systems. Since 2018, every company with 50 or more employees in France has been required to have in place an official whistleblower reporting system.
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Bordeaux French Tech – Is France sexy for a foreign entrepreneur ?
Bordeaux - Is France sexy for a foreign entrepreneur ?
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The European data protection board clarifies its position in a new set of guidelines
In its guidelines dated 4 May 2020, the European Data Protection Board (EPDB), which gathers the regulatory authorities of all Member States, provided clarification in order to unify practices regarding the use of cookies within the European Union.
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Considerations in Commercial Contracting: Abrupt termination of an established commercial relationship
Unlike in common law systems, where parties are allowed to terminate contractual relationships with little or no prior notice so long as the termination takes place in accordance with the terms of the parties’ contract, under French law, an established commercial relationship can only be terminated with adequate notice. Otherwise, the terminating party can be sued for damages.
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France to expand the scope of its foreign investment control mechanism
France to expand the scope of its foreign investment control mechanism. During a hearing before the Economic Affairs Committee of the French National Assembly on 29 April 2020, Bruno Lemaire, French Minister of Economic Affairs and Finance, released a forthcoming modification of the rules governing the French foreign investment control mechanism.
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DELCADE ranked by LEGAL 500 for 2020
DELCADE ranked by LEGAL 500 for 2020 - For the second year in a row, DELCADE has joined the prestigious Legal 500 ranking. This distinction is all the more important for a national law firm initially created in Bordeaux where it remains the first law firm to obtain this international recognition.
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Asian Competition Forum 2020 : Differences in regulatory approaches between the EU and Asia through the example of luxury goods
Jérémy Bernard speaker at the Annual Conference 2020 of the Asian Competition Forum on "Distribution of Goods and Services: Differences in regulatory approaches between the EU and Asia through the example of luxury goods"
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Delcade Avocats & Solicitors, took part in the sale of the entire capital of RAL Diagnostics to CELLAVISION AB
Delcade Avocats & Solicitors, took part in the sale of the entire capital of RAL Diagnostics to CELLAVISION AB
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Buying and Selling A Vineyard In France
When thinking about France, many associate the country with its fantastic wine-producing vineyards. A very large number of grape varieties are cultivated in France. Purchasing a vineyard in France can offer a great lifestyle and a viable business.
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