In its latest session, the New York State Senate passed a sweeping antitrust enforcement bill, SB 335. This bill marks the most significant reform proposal for New York’s antitrust enforcement ...
Some states are considering antitrust bills that would break from the “common law” tradition of antitrust law in the United States, which started with the 1890 passage of the terse Sherman Act. State ...
An expert Q&A on how companies should respond to tariffs to minimize or avoid government scrutiny of potential antitrust activity. In times of economic shocks or downturns, antitrust behavior and ...
“Charging high prices does not by itself constitute exclusionary conduct.” – DOJ Statement of Interest The United States Department of Justice (DOJ) filed a Statement of Interest on Monday in Disney ...
Case Law on Joint Negotiation by Creditors and General Antitrust Principles Provide Guidance for the Development of Cooperation Agreements Cooperation agreements–agreements among a group of lenders to ...
In M&A transactions with foreseeable closing risk, buyers and sellers often negotiate for a reverse break-up fee. Antitrust-related reverse break-up fees are termination fees payable by the buyer to ...
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