Can International Comity Considerations Stop a US Antitrust Prosecution?
Posted by The New York Law Journal Can International Comity Considerations Stop a US Antitrust Prosecution? By Philip C. Patterson
Posted by The New York Law Journal Can International Comity Considerations Stop a US Antitrust Prosecution? By Philip C. Patterson
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Bezeq majority shareholder Shaul Elovitch allegedly had a secret meeting in 2015 ahead of
Patrick Pascarella, a former chief antitrust counsel to AT&T and former US Department of Justice antitrust division counsel, has joined
Carl Icahn went public Tuesday morning, August 7, with his campaign against Cigna’s US$54 billion plan to buy Express Scripts.
Former magazine distributor Anderson News failed to provide sufficient evidence that publishers and competing distributors illegally conspired to boycott its
The Brink’s Company announced that the required waiting period under the Hart-Scott-Rodino Act of 1976 (HSR) has expired with respect
Posted by Social Science Research Network Antitrust Law and Patent Settlement Design By Erik Hovenkamp For competing firms, a patent settlement
Posted by Bloomberg Uncle Sam Should Put Consumers First in Its AT&T Appeal By Tara Lachapelle Antitrust officials from the
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By Diego Pérez Ordóñez and Luis Marín Tobar Ecuador is a jurisdiction with a strict merger control regime, with a
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