How Long Is Too Long? Disentangling the Disposition of Antitrust Cases in the U.S. Federal Courtsdoi:10.1177/0003603X241228703UNITED StatesANTITRUST lawFEDERAL courtsLAW reports, digests, etc.ECONOMETRICSThe contribution of this study is to disclose the main determinants of...
Act also allows private parties to sue a business in violation of antitrust laws for three times their monetary losses stemmed from the illegal actions. There have been a number of high-profile antitrust cases in the United States, including the Microsoft antitrust case and the AT&T antitrust...
individuals who have been the victims of price-fixing, unlawful monopolization, market allocation, tying, and other anti-competitive conduct. The Firm has litigated many of the largest federal and state antitrust cases in the United States, resulting in notable victories against companies such as ...
Although the first piece of antitrust legislation was the Interstate Commerce Act of 1887, the landmark antitrust legislation in the United States was the Sherman Act of 1890. The Clayton Act soon followed in 1914. Also in 1914, legislation created the Federal Trade Commission. The Federal Trad...
Stateshasproducedaseriesoffamouscaseswhichhave far-reachinginfluenceontheUnitedStatesandtheworld economy.Forexample,theUnitedStateshasdominatedthe RockefellerStandardOilCorporationin1911wasdismembered into34independentoilcompanieshadamonopoly;American telephonemarketwassplitintoAmericanTelegraphand ...
The United States government wrapped up its main arguments against Alphabet, Google’s parent company, on Thursday. The trial, initiated by the Justice Department, aims to establish Google’s alleged monopoly and abuse of power in the on...
The mode of analyzing an antitrust policy and potentially violating actions is also a matter of great debate. Antitrust polices are not only restricted to competition within a nation. Enforcing violations is however more difficult when a lawbreaker is in another nation. In many cases, enforcement...
Usually, when most people hear the term "antitrust" they think of monopolies. Monopolies refer to the dominance of an industry or sector by one company or firm while cutting out the competition. One of the most well-known antitrust cases in recent memory involved Microsoft, which was found ...
Focuses on the issues and questions to be settled by an antitrust trial that Microsoft Corp. will face on October 15, 1998 in a federal court in the United States. Issue on whether computer software is subject to antitrust laws; Issue on whether Microsoft has a monopoly on desktop computer...
Antitrust enforcement in the software market : a study of the Microsoft cases in the United StatesUnited States -- Trials, litigation, etc... Yi-Jen Chen - United States -- Trials, litigation, etc 被引量: 0发表: 2005年 The Critical Role of Private Antitrust Enforcement in the United Sta...