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Focus Area: extraterritoriality

February 18, 2021

tl;dr - Lawmaking and Legislative Procedure in the European Union

Anastasiia Rusanova
The process of writing and passing laws in the European Union primarily involves three institutions: the European Commission, the European Parliament, and the Council of the EU. The Commission proposes legislation, and the Parliament and the Council approve, amend, or reject it.
Antitrust & Consumer Protection
January 27, 2021

tl;dr - The Digital Markets Act

Dirk Auer
Background: The European Union has unveiled draft legislation that seeks to tame so-called “gatekeeper” Big Tech firms. If passed into law, this Digital Markets Act (“DMA”) would create a list…
Antitrust & Consumer Protection
July 8, 2017

Why the Canadian Supreme Court’s Equustek decision is a good thing for freedom — even on the Internet

Neil Turkewitz
I recently published a piece in the Hill welcoming the Canadian Supreme Court’s decision in Google v. Equustek. In this post I expand (at length) upon my assessment of the…
Intellectual Property
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