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HSR Informal Interpretations

0905009 Informal Interpretation

… as in Scenario 1, and thus, the formation wouldremain non-reportable. Scenario 3: To ensure that Company C has … You confirmed that the formation of Company Xwould not be reportable. You also confirmed that, notwithstanding Company …
Date
Rule
801.50, 801.1(b)
Agree.
Federal Register Notice

Fair Credit Reporting Affiliate Marketing Regulations; Identity Theft Red Flags and Address Discrepancies Under the Fair and accurate Credit Transactions Act of 2003 - 16 CFR Parts 641, 681, and 698

… Fair Credit Reporting Affiliate Marketing Regulations; Identity Theft … Parts 641, 681, and 698 Federal Register Notice Fair Credit Reporting Affiliate Marketing Regulations; Identity Theft … CFR Parts 641, 681, and 698 P095403 P095406 090514faircreditreporting.pdf … Fair Credit Reporting Affiliate Marketing …
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HSR Informal Interpretations

0904010 Informal Interpretation

… among you, me, and (redacted), concerning the potential reportability under the Hart-Scott-Rodino Act of the … concluded that the filing of a Premerger Notification and Report Form is not required by the acquiring or the acquired … Transaction and the Secondary Transaction is exempt from reportability under the HSR Act. In addition, we ask that …
Date
Rule
15 USC 18a(c)(1) – 7A(c)(1)
04/27/2009 – Agree. Update March 15, 2016: This no longer reflects the position of the PNO.
HSR Informal Interpretations

0904003 Informal Interpretation

… group ofshareholders? Or is the entire formation of Holdco reportable? If it'sreportable, is it reportable under 801.40? Does it make adifference whether …
Date
Rule
802.10
Yes -any shareholder that will hold a larger percentage of Holdco than was held in Issuer will have a filing obligation regardless of whether the mechanism is acquiring additional shares or reducing...
HSR Informal Interpretations

0904002 Informal Interpretation

… the LLC operating agreement requires monthly financial reporting to the members. Once those reports begin, they would presumably qualify as a regularly … LLC would not have begun preparing those monthly financial reports until after the proposed acquisition occurs and the …
Date
Rule
801.11
04/06/2009 =Agree
Cases and Proceedings

Bristol-Myers Squibb Company

… requires that certain drug company agreements be accurately reported to both the Commission and the U.S. Department of …

Drug maker Bristol-Myers Squibb Company (BMS) agreed to pay $2.1 million – the largest fine allowed by law – for failing to inform the FTC of agreements reached with Apotex, Inc., regarding potential generic competition to its blockbuster drug Plavix. BMS’s conduct violated a 2003 FTC Order and the Medicare Modernization Act, which requires that certain drug company agreements be accurately reported to both the Commission and the U.S. Department of Justice. The complaint alleges that BMS failed to disclose that, as part of a patent settlement in which Apotex agreed not to launch its generic version of Plavix for several years, BMS also orally stated, among other things, that it would not compete with Apotex during the first 180 days after Apotex did market its new generic drug.

Type of Action
Federal
Last Updated
FTC Matter/File Number
0610235
Docket Number
C-4076
HSR Informal Interpretations

0903014 Informal Interpretation

… were less than 10% and their acquisitions -if otherwise reportable -were likely subject to exemption under 16 C.F.R. … or to direct the disposition of the [voting securities] reported for it, either for its own benefit or for the …
Date
Rule
801.1(c)
03/23/2009 - After discussing this with some of my colleagues, our conclusion is that neither investment manager B1 or fund manager B2 hold any of the A shares. Investment manager B1 does have the...
HSR Informal Interpretations

0903013 Informal Interpretation

… transactions that are part ofa proposed acquisition are reportable. However, since the facts are …
Date
Rule
802.4
I don't think you have anything reportable here. A's acquisition of C would be exempt under 802.4. Unless any individual shareholder of C will receive in excess of $65.2 million in A stock, there is...
HSR Informal Interpretations

0903012 Informal Interpretation

… territories or exclusivity for specificuses" may be reportable under the Act. Here, however, the license … a limited license is "not considered by the PNO tobe [a reportable] exclusive license." [d., citing RSR … held that a licensing transaction was not reportable when a granteeacquired the exclusive right to a …
Date
Rule
801.2
Agree. K Walsh concurs.
HSR Informal Interpretations

0903009 Informal Interpretation

… $65.2 million and up to andincluding $260.7 million to be reportable under the HSR Act, the partiesto the transaction … jurisdictional test, the proposedtransaction would not be reportable. DISCUSSION Based on the factsof the proposed …
Date
Rule
801.11, 801.90
Agree.
HSR Informal Interpretations

0903011 Informal Interpretation

… March 17, 2009 11:42 AM To: Verne, B. Michael Subject: HSR ReportabilityQuestion Mike: Good morning.Below is a description of an HSR reportability question that I was hoping todiscuss with you. … 802.51 (b) applies to this transaction and exempts itfrom reportability. While Companies A and B will obtain control …
Date
Rule
802.51
I don't think you can apply continuum to the intermediate step of the formation of C and the acquisition of its voting securities by A and B because the ultimate step -the transfer of C voting...
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