Ashurst has won the lead European adviser role for Intel Corp. on its appeal against one of the largest fines ever dished out by the European Commission. In a case that dates back to the beginning of the decade, Intel was handed a penalty of $1.45 billion by the EC this May for anti-competitive behavior and abusing its leading position in the market for the production of microchips. Ashurst succeeds Skadden, which took the lead counsel role on the original Intel judgment.
July 24, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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Ashurst has won the lead European adviser role for Intel Corp. on its appeal against one of the largest fines ever dished out by the European Commission.
Last May Intel was handed a penalty of 1.06 billion euros ($1.45 billion) by the EC for anti-competitive behavior and abusing its leading position in the market for the production of microchips, in a case that dates back to the beginning of the decade.
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