Stephenson Harwood LLP notes that the High Court has rejected the CMA’s proposed 1:2 fixed volume requirement for 'was/now' pricing.
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Discount claims after Emma Sleep: what this means for your business The High Court has rejected the CMA’s proposed 1:2 fixed volume requirement for 'was/now' pricing. Sa…
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Stephenson Harwood LLP
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- London, GB
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- 1,001–5,000 employees
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Stephenson Harwood is an international law firm, and we're committed to creating 'positive partnerships' with our clients. We represent listed and private companies, institutions and individuals, building lasting relationships to help them succeed in a complex and ever-changing world. Our focus is on five core sectors: Energy Transition, Life Sciences and Healthcare, Private Capital and Funds, Technology, and Transportation and Trade. With more than 1,500 people, including 250+ partners, across 11 offices in Europe, the Middle East and Asia, we combine deep legal capabilities and broad commercial expertise. We have also forged close ties with high quality law firms around the world, blending local knowledge with global savvy for clients in over 100 countries.
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