By Gregory S. Crawford, Robin S. Lee, Michael D. Whinston & Ali Yurukoglu The AT&T/Time Warner merger offers a unique

By Malcolm B. Coate The AT&T/Time-Warner decision rejected the Department of Justice’s challenge to AT&T’s vertical acquisition of the cable

By Thomas C. Arthur There is a law deficit in merger cases. The Supreme Court has not decided a substantive

Dear Readers, This month’s Antitrust Chronicle® looks at the intersection of arbitration and competition law in the EU and internationally.

By Dr. Gordon Blanke Over the past twenty to twenty-five years, arbitration has developed into a reliable forum for the

By William Towell   Competition damages claims have become increasingly prevalent in recent years, with businesses and individuals looking to

By Alexandra K. Theobald Arbitrating competition law claims poses unique evidentiary challenges, but may nevertheless be advantageous from a confidentiality

By Vera Korzun  National courts and arbitration laws around the globe have long proclaimed that antitrust claims are arbitrable, that

By Emilio Paolo Villano The Private Enforcement Directive, and the laws of EU Member States transposing it, have provided a