Gregory Pelnar, Author at Competition Policy International

Positions:

Vice President, Compass Lexecon
Chicago, Illinois

Experience & Areas of Interest:

Gregory Pelnar's areas of expertise are antitrust, finance, and intellectual property. He is responsible for researching economic issues of concern to clients. His research is integral in the formulation of opinions of Compass Lexecon's experts and their criticisms of opposing experts.

Pelnar is the author of a four-part study of the antitrust analysis of sports leagues. In addition, Pelnar has assisted with the research, editing and proofreading of several books, including various editions of Dennis W. Carlton and Jeffrey M. Perloff's Modern Industrial Organization and Daniel R. Fischel's Payback: The Conspiracy to Destroy Michael Milken and His Financial Revolution.

Education:

MA in Economics from the University of Chicago

5 POSTS

Competing Single-Entity Tests in American Needle v. NFL and Their Implications for Sports Leagues and Other Joint Ventures

Gregory Pelnar

March 26, 2010

Section 1 Challenges to the Properties Arms of Sports Leagues: The Single-Entity Defense, Market Definition, and the Rule of Reason from Dallas Cowboys to American Needle and Beyond

Gregory Pelnar

January 8, 2010

Gregory Pelnar

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Section 1 Challenges to the Properties Arms of Sports Leagues: The Single-Entity Defense, Market Definition, and the Rule of Reason from Dallas Cowboys to American Needle and Beyond

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