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Brexit and environment on the agenda in busy week for maritime lawyers
European Maritime lawyers meet in London Brexit, hot on the heels of IMO approving GHG programme and rejecting US last minute pitch.
The UK & Europe cryptocurrency race is on
Race is on but compariable regulatory extensions suggests UK regulation of the cryptocurrency market would take two years, says legal director.
ICOs not working as expected say regulators
EU financial markets regulator to examines ICOs to determine road aged for regulation.
ACC Europe elects new president
Hans Albers of Juniper Networks is to lead the European in-house network, aims for growth.
Balancing competitiveness and environment tops the maritime agenda
Global Legal Post is at the Malta Maritime Summit 2018, officially opened by the Malta transport minister, who also held tripartite meeting.
Giant carmakers fall foul of EU antitrust investigation
European Commission investigating carmakers in alleged collusion to keep certain emissions technologies out of passenger cars in Europe.
German court delays YouTube intellectual property case
Music producer working with singer Sarah Brightman waits on Der Bundesgerichtshof as the court seeks input on interpretation issues.
Oxford study highlights in-house counsel role in Germany
Oxford University study highlights the need to control risks as legal departments find there is rising profile internally.
Former SS camp guard finally deported to Germany from US
A former SS camp guard Jakiv Palij is in Germany 14 years after his US deportation signed, but it remains to be seen if will face trial.
German government mulls draft law on foreign takeovers
Worried about China and national security, Germany may see a new law on foreign takeovers before the year is out.
German regulators expected to use 2017 M&A veto law for first time
The German government is worried about China's acquisition of its robotics and tech expertise and plans to use a 2017 law for first time to veto a bid.
CJEU takes the biscuit!
Following a CJEU order, the EU intellectual property office (EUIPO) needs to revisit a 16-year-old decision on the shape of KitKat bars.
UK corporates paying dearly in desperate bid to retain EU employees
Following Brexit, UK companies are being forced to pay extra to keep employees from deserting, according to an immigration law firm's research.
Digital age copyright reform stalls as MEPs vote down changes
Despite celebrity endorsement, reform of EU copyright reform voted down giving campaigning internet companies a big win.
EU asked for GDPR exemptions by regulators
Regulators are concerned cross-border investigations could be placed in jeopardy by GDPR requirements.
Deutsche Bank spends $17 billion in a decade on legal costs
Despite spending $17 billion, the bank still has five of its biggest cases outstanding and has set aside $2.9 billion for litigation provision in the first quarter.
EC to remove 'unwarranted' regulatory barriers for SBBS
The European Commission (EC) is proposing new rules to remove regulatory barriers and offer market-led solutions for sovereign bond-backed securities (SBBS).
German prosecutors sell seized crypto for record millions of euros
German Prosecutors have sold seized cryptocurrency worth €12 million ($13.9 million), the highest such sale in German legal history.
Minister claims two million diesel car owners could join Volkswagen class action
Government approves draft law for a class action suit against Volkswagen that could attract two million diesel car owners.
Pinsent Masons snaps up Freshfields projects co-head in Germany
Dr Martin Eimer joins Pinsents as new finance and projects partner in Germany.