…experiment.”); D. Daniel Sokol, Cartels, Corporate Compliance and What Practitioners Really Think About Enforcement, 78 Antitrust Law Journal 201 (2012), http://www.americanbar.org/content/dam/aba/publishing/antitrust_law_journal/at_alj_ii_sokol.authcheckdam.pdf (noting that antitrust compliance appears not to be embedded…
…to acquire a minority shareholding that qualifies as creating a “competitively significant link”. Definition of a “competitively significant link” The Commission proposes the following cumulative criteria for determining whether a…
…eight-week trial, a jury found AUO, AU Optronics Corporation America (AUOA), and AUO’s former president and former executive vice president guilty of conspiring to fix prices of thin-film transistor-liquid crystal…
…the U.S. and change the terms to “dominant actor” and “abuse of dominance” and the tests still are not clear, although the skepticism of such discounts does increase, as Intel…
…to Lotes. As a result of an alleged patent hold-up, Lotes contended that its lost sales and potential elimination as a competitor in China would “damage competition, increase prices, and…
…two by the NFL. American Needle wanted the exclusive arrangement with Reebok determined to be a Sherman Act violation after only an abbreviated or “quick look” rule of reason analysis….
…would it violate any antitrust laws if a bridge owner used an injunction to stop a traveler from crossing if no agreement on a toll could be reached? Wright acknowledges…
…this year. In January, the Commerce Committee once again approved McSweeny. McSweeny is currently Chief Counsel for Competition Policy and Intergovernmental Relations at the Department of Justice Antitrust Division. She…
…in the production of clothing imported and sold in California. The cases, one against an Indian company and the other against a Chinese company, were filed under California’s unfair competition…
…State”. Accordingly, the proposed pre-selection of candidates by a specialized panel – possibly the Article 255 TFEU panel, with an extended competence – could be seen as both appealing and…
