The new enforcement policy would reverse the Bush administration’s approach, which strongly favored defendants against antitrust claims. It would restore...
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Economic recovery: Lessons from antitrust history
By: Dan Mogin It is an understatement to say the economic and banking crisis, and even the future of capitalism...
Read More Lessons from the S&L crisis litigation for today
By: Dan Mogin Déjà Vu All Over Again The lessons of the savings and loan crisis and the junk bond...
Read More Deja Vu All Over Again: Earlier Crises Can Guide Plaintiffs’ Lawyers
The lessons of the savings and loan crisis and the junk bond markets resonate in the current financial crisis and...
Read More The Consumer Impact Of Illinois Brick, A Short Analysis
By: Dan Mogin This article is a very short and informal analysis of the effect of the Supreme Court’s decision...
Read More “The Microsoft Media Debate”: Decide Based On Evidence And The Law, Not Economic Dogma
By: Dan Mogin Peter Scheer’s editorial “Better Gates than a Judge as Microsoft CEO” is an example of what’s wrong...
Read More Antitrust and Democracy: Adam Smith was Right
By: Dan Mogin Antitrust, monopolies, price gouging and deregulation have been in the news lately. (more…)
Read More GCP: Comment on linkLine
By: Jonathan Rubin The Ninth Circuit’s majority opinion in Pacific Bell Telephone Co. v. linkLine Communications, Inc.1 is a thoughtful...
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Jonathan L. Rubin Patton Boggs LLP The Ninth Circuit’s majority opinion in Pacific Bell Telephone Co. v. linkLine Communications, Inc.1...
Read MoreThe AT&T and BellSouth Merger: What Does It Mean for Consumers?
By: Jonathan Rubin For some businesses, AT&T and BellSouth are among the few—if not the only two— providers which offer...
Read More The American Antitrust Institute: Questions of Senator Mike DeWine
Answers to follow-up questions for the hearing “The AT&T and BellSouth Merger: What Does It Mean for Consumers?” before the...
Read MoreA Briefing Paper on the AMD v. Intel Monopolization Litigation
Just as many thought the monopolization field was dead, along comes what is likely to be the next U.S. v....
Read More The American Antitrust Institute: Issues at the Heart of Exclusionary Conduct
By: Jonathan Rubin Just as many thought the monopolization field was dead, along comes what is likely to be the...
Read More The Antitrust Bulletin: The truth about Trinko
To paraphrase Charles Dickens, the Supreme Court's decision in Verizon Communications Inc. v. Law Offices of Curtis V. Trinka, LLP1...
Read More The Antitrust Bulletin: Editor’s note
The articles in this special issue on the Supreme Court's decision in Verizon Communications Inc. v. Law Offices of Curtis...
Read More Cointegration and Antitrust: A Primer
By: Jonathan Rubin On October 8, 2003, Robert F. Engle and Clive W. J. Granger were awarded the Nobel Prize...
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