This issue is a Santa grab bag with something for everyone—a collection of articles presenting the last word (for 2012 at least) on some of the issues we looked at…

Allen Grunes, Dec 12, 2012 Pop quiz: What do antitrust cases involving the leading PC operating system, a national association’s rules about real estate listings, and a joint venture between…

Amanda Reeves, Dec 12, 2012 The Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice Antitrust Division are hot to trot about merger litigation these days-and with multiple major wins in recent…

Kevin O’Connor, Dec 12, 2012 For over two decades, the relationship between the state and federal antitrust enforcement authorities has varied from productive cooperative efforts to, at times, outright hostility.…

Beth France, Greta Lichtenbaum, Dec 12, 2012 On November 14, 2012, the Department of Justice (“DOJ”) and the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) released FCPA: A Resource Guide to the…

John M. Connor, Dec 12, 2012 Despite being around for more than a century in the United States, the role played by “treble-damages suits” in cartel enforcement is controversial. Some think…

Alejandro Faya, Dec 12, 2012 Under the old Mexican protectionist model the commercial barriers were aimed at substituting imports for domestic production and foreign investors were not supposed to distress…

Carolina Bawlitza, Mario Ybar, Dec 12, 2012 This article discusses recent activity in advocacy in Chile. On June 11, the FNE published the final version of the Guidelines for Compliance…