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21 July 2023FeaturesCopyrightAgnieszka Sztoldman

Taking control: Navigating Russia’s brand seizures

Russia has assumed ownership of the Russian subsidiaries of Danone and  Carlsberg, which can be analysed from two perspectives: investment law and IP law.

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