We’re presenting two mini symposia this month. The first begins a discussion of the extraordinary costs of antitrust litigation—is antitrust becoming a luxury no one can afford? This collection discusses…

Howard Chang, David Evans, Vanessa Yanhua Zhang, May 14, 2013 In one of the most significant antitrust decisions since China implemented the Anti-Monopoly Law (“AML”) in 2008, the Guangdong High…

 J. Hardy Ehlers, James Bo Pearl, May 13, 2013 Litigating an antitrust case has always been a costly endeavor for all parties involved. Just in the last 30 years, sprawling…

Robert Corp, Chul Pak, May 14, 2013 Defending private antitrust litigation can be a pricey undertaking, the result of several factors. The nature of the allegations often prompts courts to…

Michael Eisenkraft, J. Douglas Richards, May 14, 2013 As detailed in a recent popular book by Jacob Hacker & Paul Pierson, recent decades have brought to America a well-orchestrated political…

Laura Atlee, May 14, 2013 Back in 2007 the European Commission (“EC”) initiated proceedings against a number of companies involved in the banana market alleging that they had been involved…

Patrick Harrison, May 14, 2013 The Court of Justice’s March 2013 judgment in Allianz Hungária may constitute the single most significant development in EU competition law since the 2004 Modernization reforms.…