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• December 09, 2025

  Sun Pharma Claims New Pill Distinct From Incyte's Hit Drug

  Generic drugmaker Sun Pharma has asserted that its upcoming treatment for a hair loss condition wouldn't infringe on Incyte's intellectual property protections for a blockbuster drug treating autoimmune conditions, while also challenging the validity of the patent. 

• December 09, 2025

  Train Ticket Class Action Shows Limits Of Competition Law

  The Competition Appeal Tribunal's recent judgment in Gutmann v. London & Southeastern Railway, Govia Thameslink Railway and First MTR South Western Trains Ltd. restates the important principle that a high bar is required to demonstrate an abuse of dominance, providing welcome clarification for consumer-facing businesses that competition law is not intended to serve as a general vehicle for consumer protection, say lawyers at Freshfields.

• December 09, 2025

  Navigating Legal Privilege Issues When Using AI

  The recent explosion in artificial intelligence has led to prompts and AI outputs that may be susceptible to disclosure in proceedings, and it is important to apply familiar principles to assess whether legal privilege may apply to these interactions, say lawyers at HSF.

• December 09, 2025

  Brazilian 'Orange King' Cartel Case Dismissed As Time-Barred

  A London court has dismissed the claims of more than 1,400 Brazilian orange farmers who alleged the estate and son of the country's "Orange King" took part in a price-fixing cartel, ruling that the allegations are time-barred under Brazilian law.

• December 08, 2025

  US Fund Loses $5.4M Bonus Battle With Fired London Trader

  A London court ordered a U.S. investment fund to pay $5.4 million to a sacked portfolio manager on Monday, ruling that the company had no right to withhold his discretionary bonus amid criminal probes into his trading.

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