Part III will show that implementation of an industrial policy through the antitrust laws is logical, necessary, and above all, preferable to protectionist legislation as a means of stimulating United States in
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Epic Games, the maker of "Fortnite," filed an antitrust lawsuit alleging that Apple had built an illegal monopoly around its popular App Store. Apr 30 More in Technology Science Science 15 years after BP oil spill, Louisiana coast marine recovery still ongoing ...
Still, I think the initial moment matters: antitrust is inherently political, and tech companies are generally popular; this makes it hard to build and maintain the momentum necessary to endure the grind. One would certainly have expected that to be an advantage for Apple: the company gains po...
Antitrust Oversight of An Antitrust Dispute: An Institutional Perspective On The Net Neutrality Debate The term "net neutrality" describes various proposals for regulatory intervention in the Internet marketplace. For example, under one type of proposal embodied in pending legislation, regulators would ...
He represents companies and individuals in FCPA, antitrust export controls, fraud (including mortgage fraud, health care fraud, customs fraud, insider trading and securities fraud, government contract fraud, student loan fraud and bank fraud), LIBOR, FIRREA, public corruption, environmental, labor ...
Why does our government enforce antitrust legislation? 1. because monopolies are known to be unfair to their stockholders. 2. because the government wants to create competition in markets in the inter In the United States, natural monopolies: A...
Stephen J. Kastenberg focuses on complex business litigation with an emphasis on antitrust and competition, securities, and corporate governance litigation. He has successfully defended public and private companies and universities in federal and state lawsuits, including class actions, throughout the U...
Judicial Conference of the United States, Committee Report on Procedure in Anti-Trust and Other Protracted Cases, 13 F.R.D. 62, 62–63 (1953) in Leon R. Yankwich, “Short Cuts” in Long Cases, 13 F.R.D. 41, 62–84 (1953); see also Dennis A. Kendig, Procedures for Management ...
The court of the 1940s, with seven appointments by Roosevelt, was not more unified than its Depression-era predecessor. There was less public concern, however, since the court did not invalidate major legislation, while the diverse views of its members on technical subjects—antitrust and patent...