
A Turning Of The Tide: Victim Redress Through Private Antitrust Litigation
By Karin E. Garvey – Access to the courts is necessary to seek redress for anticompetitive activity, but the costs

By Karin E. Garvey – Access to the courts is necessary to seek redress for anticompetitive activity, but the costs

By Robert O’Donoghue – This article examines territoriality through the lens of the Iiyama case, the High Court’s main findings, and

By Kyriakos Fountoukakos & Camille Puech-Baron – Imagine you are the lawyer advising a multinational company that was sanctioned by
Posted by Social Science Research Network WTO Law and Economics and Restrictive Practices in Energy Trade: The Case of the
July, 2016 The Grocery Retail Sector Market Inquiry In South Africa – By Louise du Plessis, Thabo Khumalo and Yariv
Brussels will this week unleash record-breaking cartel fines against Europe’s biggest truckmakers, hitting the group with a multibillion-euro penalty for
The competition watchdog has for the first time used its power to launch criminal prosecutions for cartel behaviour in a
Qualcomm Inc. which earns heavily from South Korea as the original patent holder of CDMA wireless technology could face a
In a 2-0 vote the state Public Utilities Commission has voted to reject the proposed NextEra/Hawaiian Electric merger, numerous news
The Federal Communications Commission last week approved guidelines for the next revolution in wireless technology that some predict could be