Tag: Enforcement

By Richard J. Gilbert* & A. Douglas Melamed**   The push to reform antitrust law by more aggressive enforcement strategies and perhaps new legislation has been...

By Despina Pachnou1   Competition law enforcement is part of a country’s overall law enforcement and is shaped by a country’s legal system, history, and culture....

There are two principal theories of harm in nascent competitor acquisition cases: (1) loss of future competition between the acquirer and the target, and...

By Julián Peña1   In recent years, the Latin America region has seen and will continue to see a process that has brought big changes. Competition...

By John Kwoka & Tommaso Valletti1   I. Introduction Many features of antitrust policy continue to reflect strongly held priors rather than good economics and evidence. For...

By Ann O’Brien, Brent Snyder & Sean Sandoloski1   Deputy Attorney General (“DAG”) Lisa Monaco recently delivered remarks at the ABA’s National Institute on White Collar...

By Navin Joneja & Matthew Prior1   The Biden Administration’s approach to aggressive antitrust enforcement is by now well documented, and serves as a stark reminder...

The Criminal Antitrust Anti-Retaliation Act of 2019 (“CAARA”) provides protections for employees, contractors, and agents who notify their employers or the federal government of...

In this contribution, the authors, Anne Riley, former Head of Royal Dutch Shell’s global antitrust group, and Paul Lugard, (Baker Botts (Belgium) LLP, provide...

Every compliance program plays to two audiences. One is your people: is it effective in reaching them and preventing violations. The second is the...