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Lessons For Competition Law From The Economic Crisis: The Prospect For Antitrust Responses To The 'Too-Big-To-Fail' Phenomenon, Jesse Markham
Lessons For Competition Law From The Economic Crisis: The Prospect For Antitrust Responses To The 'Too-Big-To-Fail' Phenomenon, Jesse Markham
Jesse Markham
This article explores the failure of antitrust law to prevent or intercede to remedy the catastrophic failures of large enterprises. Given the historic focus of antitrust on problems relating to the dangers of out-sized business enterprise, the failure of antitrust in this regard raises interesting questons about whether its mission has drifted from the law's original intent. The article explores the current relationship between antitrust rules and "bigness" and offers a modest proposal for reviving antitrust as a public policy tool that might help to address the too-big-to-fail phenomenon.
The Essential Facilities Doctrine Before European Community Courts: Ostracised Or Expanded?, Anastasios Antoniou
The Essential Facilities Doctrine Before European Community Courts: Ostracised Or Expanded?, Anastasios Antoniou
Anastasios A. Antoniou
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Of Vulnerable Monopolists?: Questionable Innovation In The Standard For Class Certification In Antitrust Cases, Joshua P. Davis, Eric L. Cramer
Of Vulnerable Monopolists?: Questionable Innovation In The Standard For Class Certification In Antitrust Cases, Joshua P. Davis, Eric L. Cramer
Joshua P. Davis
Some courts appear to have begun to revise the standard for granting class certification, including in antitrust cases. The new standard, if there is one, may empower courts to find facts relevant to the merits in a way that historically they have not been permitted to do. If courts are ratcheting up the standard at class certification by forcing plaintiffs to make a showing on the merits, then it seems an unfortunate development for various reasons. First, the rationale for the change is unsubstantiated and implausible. Neither theory nor evidence supports the claim that corporations settle meritless class actions with …
Antitrust, Class Certification, And The Politics Of Procedure, Joshua P. Davis, Eric L. Cramer
Antitrust, Class Certification, And The Politics Of Procedure, Joshua P. Davis, Eric L. Cramer
Joshua P. Davis
This Article develops two arguments against a possible trend in federal appellate courts toward imposing a new, heightened standard for class certification in antitrust cases. Recent case law can be read to imply that trial judges may make findings of fact on the merits in deciding class certification, including about whether plaintiffs will be able to show with class-wide evidence that every class member was harmed by allegedly anticompetitive conduct. The first argument is that the potential new standard would require a showing at class certification on an issue—whether all class members were injured—that plaintiffs need not, and typically do …
The Doha Round, Justice, And The Transformative Power Of Crisis, Frank Garcia
The Doha Round, Justice, And The Transformative Power Of Crisis, Frank Garcia
Frank J. Garcia
No abstract provided.
Applying Litigation Economics To Patent Settlements: Why Reverse Payments Should Be Per Se Illegal, Joshua P. Davis
Applying Litigation Economics To Patent Settlements: Why Reverse Payments Should Be Per Se Illegal, Joshua P. Davis
Joshua P. Davis
One of the most pressing issues in antitrust law is how to assess settlements of patent disputes that involve payments from brand name to generic drug manufacturers. At stake are billions of dollars, both in inflated prices to consumers attempting to meet their medical needs and in exposure to liability for drug manufacturers. This Article applies the economics of dispute resolution to clarify the costs and benefits of various approaches to assessing patent settlements in the context of the Hatch-Waxman Act. It concludes that reverse payments should be banned under a per se rule, unless and until courts are presented …
Market Definition, Merger Review, And Media Monopolization: Congressional Approval Of The Corporate Voice Through The Newspaper Preservation Act, Amy Sanders
Amy Kristin Sanders
The Salmon Case: Evolution Of Balancing Mechanisms For Non-Trade Values In Wto, Frank Garcia
The Salmon Case: Evolution Of Balancing Mechanisms For Non-Trade Values In Wto, Frank Garcia
Frank J. Garcia
No abstract provided.
Integrating Trade And Human Rights In The Americas, Frank Garcia
Integrating Trade And Human Rights In The Americas, Frank Garcia
Frank J. Garcia
This paper analyzes the relationship between the OAS Inter-American human rights system and several regional integration systems, including NAFTA, MERCOSUR and the proposed Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA). Broadly speaking, there are two models for the relationship between integration systems and human rights protection: the leverage model and the incorporation model. The leverage model involves making effective participation in extrinsic human rights systems a legal or political condition of integration system membership. The incorporation model focuses on the juridical interpenetration of the two systems at many levels. This paper will focus on the leverage model, as it applies …
Legal Borrowing Is A Two-Way Street, Frank Garcia
Legal Borrowing Is A Two-Way Street, Frank Garcia
Frank J. Garcia
No abstract provided.
Amid Scarcity, Emerging Global Society Requires Justice, Frank Garcia
Amid Scarcity, Emerging Global Society Requires Justice, Frank Garcia
Frank J. Garcia
No abstract provided.
Trade, Inequality, And Justice: Toward A Liberal Theory Of Just Trade, Frank Garcia
Trade, Inequality, And Justice: Toward A Liberal Theory Of Just Trade, Frank Garcia
Frank J. Garcia
No abstract provided.
Protecting The Human Rights Principle In A Globalizing Economy, Frank Garcia
Protecting The Human Rights Principle In A Globalizing Economy, Frank Garcia
Frank J. Garcia
No abstract provided.
Trade And Inequality: Economic Justice And The Developing World, Frank Garcia
Trade And Inequality: Economic Justice And The Developing World, Frank Garcia
Frank J. Garcia
No abstract provided.