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A conversation with Esteban Rópolo, partner at Argentine law firm Baker & McKenzie Sociedad Civil on key issues on merger control in Argentina.

A conversation with Lerisha Naidu, Partner, Angelo Tzarevski, Partner, and Sphesihle Nxumalo, Director Designate, Antitrust & Competition Practice Group, on key issues on merger control in Burkina Faso.

A conversation with Lerisha Naidu, Partner, Angelo Tzarevski, Partner, and Sphesihle Nxumalo, Director Designate, Antitrust & Competition Practice Group, on key issues on merger control in Cape Verde.

A conversation with Lerisha Naidu, Partner, Angelo Tzarevski, Partner, and Sphesihle Nxumalo, Director Designate, Antitrust & Competition Practice Group, on key issues on merger control in Côte d'Ivoire.

A conversation with Lerisha Naidu, Partner, Angelo Tzarevski, Partner, and Sphesihle Nxumalo, Director Designate, Antitrust & Competition Practice Group, on key issues on merger control in the East African Community (EAC).

Produced in partnership with Baker McKenzie South Africa.

A conversation with Lerisha Naidu, Partner, Angelo Tzarevski, Partner, and Sphesihle Nxumalo, Director Designate, Antitrust & Competition Practice Group, on key issues on merger control in Gabon.

This Practice Note considers Regulation (EU) 608/2013 (the Customs Regulation), which replaced Regulation (EC) 1383/2003. The Customs Regulation sets out the mechanism by which customs authorities across the EU enforce intellectual property (IP) rights—eg the seizure of counterfeit and pirate goods. This Practice Note: examines the requirements of the Customs Regulation; considers how this has changed from the previous EU customs system; and provides practical guidance on completing the 'application for action' and overcoming common issues with the EU customs system.

A conversation with Lerisha Naidu, Partner, Angelo Tzarevski, Partner, and Sphesihle Nxumalo, Director Designate, Antitrust & Competition Practice Group, on key issues on merger control in Mali.

A conversation with Lerisha Naidu, Partner), Angelo Tzarevski, Director Designate, Sphesihle Nxumalo, Senior Associate, and Zareenah Rasool, Associate of Baker McKenzie South Africa, Antitrust & Competition Practice Group, on key issues on merger control in Rwanda.

A conversation with Lerisha Naidu, Partner, Angelo Tzarevski, Director Designate, Sphesihle Nxumalo, Senior Associate, and Zareenah Rasool, Associate of Baker McKenzie South Africa, Antitrust & Competition Practice Group, on key issues on merger control in Senegal.

A conversation with Lerisha Naidu, Partner, Angelo Tzarevksi, Director Designate and Sphesihle Nxumalo, Senior Associate, of Baker McKenzie South Africa, Antitrust & Competition Practice Group, on key issues on merger control in Sudan.

A conversation with Lerisha Naidu, Partner, Angelo Tzarevski, Director Designate, Sphesihle Nxumalo, Senior Associate, and Zareenah Rasool, Associate of Baker McKenzie South Africa, Antitrust & Competition Practice Group, on key issues on merger control in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).

A conversation with Lerisha Naidu, Partner, Angelo Tzarevski, Director Designate, Sphesihle Nxumalo, Senior Associate, and Zareenah Rasool, Associate of Baker McKenzie South Africa, Antitrust & Competition Practice Group, on key issues on merger control in Togo.

A conversation with Lerisha Naidu (Partner), Angelo Tzarevski (Director Designate), Sphesihle Nxumalo (Senior Associate) and Zareenah Rasool (Associate) of Baker McKenzie South Africa, Antitrust & Competition Practice Group, on key issues on merger control in Uganda. This is part of our collection of over 130 maintained national merger control guides.

A conversation with Lerisha Naidu,Partner, Angelo Tzarevski, Director Designate, Sphesihle Nxumalo, Senior Associate, and Zareenah Rasool, Associate of Baker McKenzie South Africa, Antitrust & Competition Practice Group, on key issues on merger control in the West Africa Economic and Monetary Union (WAEMU).

This Precedent is an intellectual property assignment (IP assignment) drafted from the perspective of the assignee. This document can be used to assign specific identified IP rights or a class of rights identified in respect of a defined work. The further assurance provisions include a power of attorney enabling the assignee to step into the assignor’s shoes and act on the assignor’s behalf to complete relevant acts necessary to give full effect to the terms of agreement. This is the most advantageous position for the assignee. Including the power of attorney means that the document must be executed as a deed. (The pro-assignor version of the IP assignment is set out as an agreement).

This Precedent is an intellectual property assignment (IP assignment) drafted from the perspective of the assignor. The agreement can be used to assign specific identified intellectual property rights or a class of rights identified in respect of a defined work.