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    ASEAN overview
    Competition laws promote economic development Competition law is at an early stage in most ASEAN countries and their rate of progress is likely to vary. John Mollard of Lovells Lee & Lee explains each member country’s approach
    March 25 2004
  • Malaysia
    Raslan Loong, Kuala Lumpur
    March 25 2004
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    Mexico
    Patricia Hernández-Esparza, Fernando Santamaria-Linares, Constanza Alanis-Uribe and Dalia Goldsmit-Karakowsky of PricewaterhouseCoopers, Mexico City
    March 25 2004
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    India
    Toral Desai and Gautam Bhat of Desai & Diwanji, Mumbai
    March 25 2004
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    China
    Jonathan Z Zhou and Michael Qi, Fangda Partners, Shanghai
    March 25 2004
  • United States
    The current state of deal protection The Omnicare decision has made directors wary of lock-ups, but Andrew R Brownstein and Laura E Muñoz of Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz argue that US boards can still use them as a tool to negotiate better deals
    March 25 2004
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    United States
    PR vital in cross-border deals Joele Frank of Joele Frank, Wilkinson Brimmer Katcher
    March 25 2004
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    United States
    Some idiosyncrasies of US due diligence Richard Hall of Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP discusses the legal framework and prevailing market practices regarding purchase agreements in the US
    March 25 2004
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    Bondholders cry foul on football securitization
    Administrations, financial problems at Leeds United and changes in regulation have brought UK football securitization to a standstill. By Stuart Brinkworth
    March 01 2004
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    UK firms advise on novel gaming merger
    US gambling company MGM Mirage has agreed to buy dog racing and gaming group Wembley for approximately £270 million ($491 million) in cash, ending speculation that continuing litigation against two of Wembley's executives could block its sale.
    March 01 2004
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