Criminal Enforcement of Section 2: What Would Be the Point?
By Gregory J. Werden1 Assistant Attorney General (“AAG”) in charge of the Antitrust Division, Jonathan Kanter, vowed that, “if
By Gregory J. Werden1 Assistant Attorney General (“AAG”) in charge of the Antitrust Division, Jonathan Kanter, vowed that, “if
In 2018 Assistant Attorney General Makan Delrahim proclaimed the New Madison Approach (“NMA”) to the interface between antitrust and intellectual
Judges can be too demanding of plaintiffs and thereby stymie meritorious cases, but that is not what happened in FTC
By Gregory J. Werden & Luke M. Froeb1 Google invented neither the search engine nor the Internet browser, but
By Gregory J. Werden (U.S. Department of Justice, Retired)1 In Antitrust and Tech: Europe and the United States Differ,
European enforcers have brought high-profile antitrust cases against the tech giants, and both activists and members of Congress are calling
Belinda Barnett, Scott Hammond, Gregory Werden, Oct 14, 2011 The Autumn 2010 issue of Competition Policy International included a grim
Gregory Werden, Jan 07, 2011 The “Sherman Act contains a ‘basic distinction between concerted and independent action.’” The concerted action
Gregory Werden, Mar 26, 2010 The “Sherman Act contains a ‘basic distinction between concerted and independent action.’” The concerted action
This article is part of a Chronicle. See more from this Chronicle Gregory Werden, Apr 10, 2008 I recently argued
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