Federal Bar Council: Antitrust & Big Tech
Posted 06/17/21
Partner Matthew Cantor was a panelist at the June 17, 2021 Federal Bar Council webinar titled, Antitrust & Big Tech. Click here to read more.
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Publications & Speeches
Constantine Cannon lawyers are regularly published in a wide variety of publications, and are frequent public speakers. This page collects some of these publications, speeches, and other appearances. You can search by attorney name, and additional material may appear on individual attorney biographies. The views of Constantine Cannon attorneys in publications are the personal views of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of Constantine Cannon.
A New Day for Data Whistleblowers: In a Historic First, DOJ Joins False Claims Act Case
Posted 06/16/21
Mary Inman and Max Voldman published an article with RAC Monitor, A New Day for Data Whistleblowers: In a Historic First, DOJ Joins False Claims Act Case (June 16, 2021).
So, the Supreme Court Preserves Security Research from the CFAA
Posted 06/10/21
Partner Seth Greenstein published an article in the Disruptive Competition blog, So, the Supreme Court Preserves Security Research from the CFAA (June 9, 2021). Click here to read the article.
The Dawn of Antitrust Whistleblowing
Posted 06/4/21
Marlene Koury and Kristian Soltes published an article with the American Bar Association, The Dawn of Antitrust Whistleblowing (June 4, 2021).
Buying and Selling Art in the Era of Covid-19
Posted 05/6/21
Bringing her two worlds together, Azmina provided a legal perspective from both New York and London at the Federal Bar Association’s Virtual Art Law Conference. Azmina presented alongside co-panellists Sherri North Cohen and Karen Boyer, with the panel moderated by Amelia Brankov. To learn more, email us at info@constantinecannon.co.uk
Legal, political and public relations strategies to protect cultural property.
Posted 04/29/21
Mobile Payments in the Antitrust Spotlight
Posted 04/26/21
Ankur Kapoor moderated a panel on recent enforcement actions in mobile-payments markets around the globe, including the European Commission’s opening an investigation into Apple Pay, the Competition Commission of India’s action against Google Pay, China’s considering a probe into Alipay and WeChat Pay, and the USDOJ Antitrust Division's actions against Visa. (Apr. 26, 2021)
How New Anti–Money Laundering Laws Will Affect Art Collectors
Posted 03/18/21
How will the new antimoneylaundering laws affect artcollectors? How will the UK's anti-money laundering regime, which transposes EU directives, be affected by Brexit? Many fascinating questions which are answered in this article where Samuel McIlhagga quotes our partner Azmina Jasani. Read more
The Art Law Review: Recent Developments in the Art Market
Posted 02/18/21
The year 2020 has been one of uncertainty and challenge for the art market at least as much as for any other sector, with the market having to address the challenges of significantly increased levels of regulation while at the same time dealing with the real-time effects of the covid-19 pandemic and the uncertainties around the looming departure of the UK from the EU. With the UK accounting for the second largest...