 Antitrust Law CommitteeThe Antitrust Law Committee holds periodic luncheon meetings on topics of interest to local antitrust practitioners and sometimes organizes longer programs on antitrust law. CLE credit is available for attendance at these programs, which are typically held at the Pennsylvania Bar Institute. Topics have included e-discovery in antitrust cases; the intersection between antitrust and patent law; antitrust cases in the high technology sector of the economy, and jury psychology in antitrust cases. The Committee also often does programs relating to current topics in antitrust law: including criminal enforcement trends; pleading standards, class certification standards; damages issues and recent Supreme Court antitrust opinions. Chair Gerard A. Dever Executive Committee Liaison Barbara Sicalides LinksAmerican Antitrust InstituteWashington, DC-based American Antitrust Institute is a straight-shooting text site with no slow-loading graphics and information up front about the three ways in which it can be searched. The "Help Me Find" section has resources grouped by topics such as Federal Agencies, Court Decisions or Antitrust Guidelines. You can also browse a detailed Table of Contents of Internet resources. The final way to search is by keyword or phrase in AAI's archives. |
NEW! The Economics of Minimum Resale Price Maintenanceby Robert Willig, Princeton University, Competition Policy Associates(COMPASS) |