The Comparative Law Yearbook of International Business (Kluwer Law International 2013)
Tomás Pessanha e Catarina Rodrigues, Center for International Legal Studies
Center for International Legal Studies
Corporate and M&A lawyers from Oporto’s PLMJ office Tomás Pessanha (Partner) and Manuel Liberal Jerónimo (Associate) write an article for The Comparative Law Yearbook of International Business edited and acknowledged by the International Legal Studies Center. The subject is on "Commercial Companies in Portugal".
"Commercial Companies in Portugal"
Tomás Pessanha e Catarina Figueiredo Rodrigues, Corporate e M&A
Kluwer Law International
Corporate and M&A lawyers from Oporto’s PLMJ office Tomás Pessanha (Partner) and Catarina Figueiredo Rodrigues (Associate) write an article for The Comparative Law Yearbook of International Business edited and acknowledged by the International Legal Studies Center. The subject is on "Commercial Companies in Portugal".
The Private Equity Review - Chapter Portugal
Tomás Pessanha e Manuel Liberal Jerónimo, Private Equity
The Private Equity Review - Kirk August Radke
Corporate and M&A lawyers from Oporto's PLMJ office Tomás Pessanha (Partner) and Manuel Liberal Jerónimo (Associate) write about Portugal in the Private Equity Review.
"The frontiers Public law and International Arbitration for Protection of Investments".
Tiago Duarte, Arbitragem
Revista Scientia Ivridica
The Review of Portuguese and Brazilian Comparative Law – May / August 2011 – Vol. LX, no. 326, of the University of the Minho, features an article entitled "The frontiers Public law and International Arbitration for Protection of Investments", by PLMJ partner, PLMJ Tiago Duarte.
Annotation on the judgment of the Court of Justice on network advertising links and the use of trademarks .
Cláudia Trabuco, Direito Privado
CEJUR
PLMJ consultant Cláudia Trabuco, from the firms European law and competition practice has published an annotation on the judgment of the Court of Justice on network advertising links and the use of trademarks in the latest issue
of Cadernos de Direito Privado, no. 35 July / September 2011.
Download the pdf to see the article (in Portuguese):
The Use and Abuse of Intent Evidence in Antitrust Analysis
Maria João Melícias, EU & Competition
World Competition - Law and Economics Review 33 (2010), no. 4, pp. 569-594, Kluwer Law
It discusses the meaning of intent in antitrust law and whether this element should be given any role in abuse cases and, in the affirmative, what role should that be. To this effect, it carries out a comparative exercise on the relevance of intent evidence in abuse investigations under US and EU law. It explores the interplay between those different uses of intent, the notion of anticompetitive harm and the goals of antitrust in the two jurisdictions. Finally, it examines the consequences of adopting a given intent rule in terms of policy enforcement.
