The American Bar Association’s Section of Antitrust Law has issued its Summer 2012 issue of Antitrust Magazine, which includes story and article contributions from:
Deborah L. Feinstein (“Process Divergence as an Obstacle to Substance Convergence”); Christopher Wolf and Winston Maxwell (“So Close, Yet So Far Apart: The EU and U.S. Visions of a New Privacy Framework”); Ian G. John and Joshua B. Gray (“The Future of the ICN”); Benjamin Bradshaw, Julia Schiller and Ramesh Nagarajan (“Foreign Sovereignty and U.S. Antitrust Enforcement”); Greg Olsen and Daniel Harrison (“Tightening the System: The Nature and Likely Effect of UK Competition Reforms”); Jenine Hulsmann (“Exclusive Territorial Licensing of Content Rights After the EU Premier League Judgments”); Scott Sher and Andrea Murino (“Unilateral Effects in Technology Markets: Oracle, H&R Block, and What It All Means”); Douglas Richards (“Is Market Definition Necessary in Sherman Act Cases When Anticompetitive Effects Can be Shown with Direct Evidence”); Thomas P. Brown and Samuel Zun (“Patent Aggregation: Guidance from the DoJ’s Recent Approval of Three Major Patent Portfolio Acquisitions”) and Ellen Meriwether (“Class Action Waiver and the Effective Vindication Doctrine at the Antitrust/Arbitration Crossroads”).
For a copy of the Summer issue see:
Antitrust Magazine: Summer 2012
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