Antitrust Law, Policy, and Procedure: Cases, Materials, Problems

The Seventh Edition is a substantial revision from the previous edition, with updating of all case law materials, including the recent decisions of the Supreme Court as well as numerous lower court decisions. The Seventh Edition includes coverage regarding:

Chapter Two
€  Updated Economic Analysis, including some new graphs

Chapter Three
Revised and Updated discussions of:
€  Transnational Application of U.S. Antitrust laws;
€  Modifications to Injunctive Relief as antitrust Remedy
€  New interpretation of alien venue statute and worldwide Service of Process
€  New discussion of meaning of "consumer walfare" or "total welfare" as a focus of antitrust concerns
€  Updated discussions of standing, damages, and other Remedies
€  Updated treatment of antitrust class actions

Chapter Four
€  New discussion of Most-Favored-Nation (MFN) clauses
€  Updated cases and discussion on the standards for motions to dismiss and motions for summary judgment in antitrust cases
€  New section on agreements involving intellectual property, including Supreme Court's Actavis opinion

Chapter Five
€  Completely updated discussion of both inter- and intra-brand vertical restraints
€  New Tying Cases, with a focus on tying in high technology markets
€  Use of Discounting Practices whose operation is similar to exclusive dealing

Chapter Six
€  Expanded discussion of discount pricing
€  Updated and expanded treatment of attempted monopolization

Chapter Seven
€  Updated discussion of 2010 Merger Guidelines as well as Revised Guidelines on Merger Remedies
€  Complete coverage of merger cases through 2013

Chapter Eight
€  Chapter Eight on the Robinson-Patman Act has been updated but placed into an open access digital file so that those who wish to teach it may download it; this saves space and cost in the print version of the casebook

Chapter Nine
€  Updated discussion of "state action" doctrine, including Supreme Court's Phoebe Putney decision plus important Circuit Court decisions
€  Updated discussion of role of antitrust in regulated industries, particularly telecommunications