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Linda A. Thompson's coverage predominantly focuses on legal policy and government announcements, with an emphasis on the European Union (EU). Her articles cover various themes such as legal & compliance, finance & economy, privacy & cybersecurity, and big tech.
Given her focus on EU regulations and law firms, Linda is likely to be interested in topics related to data protection, competition law, antitrust issues within the EU. She also covers significant developments concerning law firms operating in Europe.
When reaching out to Linda for potential contributions or expert commentary, consider offering insights from professionals who have a strong understanding of EU regulatory frameworks related to data protection laws and competition regulations. Additionally, experts with knowledge of legal implications affecting big tech companies within the EU context could be valuable contributors to her coverage.
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By: Linda A. Thompson
Meta, advised by independent Dutch firm De Brauw Blackstone Westbroek, is involved in a landmark case that could spur more private enforcement actions across Europe—and potentially fines of €10 million ($11.6 million) per day if Meta is unsuccessful.
By: Linda A. Thompson
“This case is not just about Shell, but about many more companies,” the oil and gas giant's legal team argued.
The new rulebook and a new digital competition law have generated multiple mandates for international firms in Brussels.
The decision, which marks a loss for Freshfields, adds to a long list of losses for tech giants in their fight against new EU digital regulations.
By: Linda A. Thompson
De Brauw Blackstone Westbroek is the firm that U.S. tech giants now turn to with data-related legal headaches in the Netherlands.
By: Linda A. Thompson
De Brauw Blackstone Westbroek is the firm that U.S. tech giants now turn to with data-related legal headaches in the Netherlands.
By: Linda A. Thompson
The changes to Google's legal team tell a story of a Brussels market in flux with new power brokers as “very aggressive, very profitable” U.S. law firms move in.
By: Linda A. Thompson
The arrival of more top firms in the world's second-largest investment funds center has intensified the battle for talent, according to local partners.
By: Linda A. Thompson
A decision by the EU on the Paramount-WMD megadeal is expected this week. Mandates like Paramount's bid for Warner Bros. are challenging and the reason that Brussels has the highest saturation rate of Global 200 firms present of any European city.
By: Linda A. Thompson
Law.com data shows strong growth from foreign law firms in the country, but senior lawyers disagree on whether they are also taking market share from independent firms.
