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Antitrust Law, Ronald J. Shingler Sep 2010

Antitrust Law, Ronald J. Shingler

Golden Gate University Law Review

No abstract provided.


Antitrust Law, Jeffrey L. Henze Sep 2010

Antitrust Law, Jeffrey L. Henze

Golden Gate University Law Review

No abstract provided.


Antitrust Law, Bartholomew Lee, Marlis Mcallister Sep 2010

Antitrust Law, Bartholomew Lee, Marlis Mcallister

Golden Gate University Law Review

No abstract provided.


Antitrust Law, Phyllis Mariam Cantor Sep 2010

Antitrust Law, Phyllis Mariam Cantor

Golden Gate University Law Review

No abstract provided.


Antitrust Law, Kevin Mcconnell Sep 2010

Antitrust Law, Kevin Mcconnell

Golden Gate University Law Review

No abstract provided.


Extraterritorial Application Of The Antitrust Laws And Retaliatory Legislation By Foreign Countries, Donald J. Curotto Sep 2010

Extraterritorial Application Of The Antitrust Laws And Retaliatory Legislation By Foreign Countries, Donald J. Curotto

Golden Gate University Law Review

This Comment will review the United States approach to subject matter jurisdiction determinations in foreign antitrust suits, articulate the provisions of the retaliatory legislation, and finally, evaluate the impact of such legislation on United States antitrust enforcement.


Pharmaceutical Reverse Payment Settlements: Presumptions, Procedural Burdens, And Covenants Not To Sue Generic Drug Manufacturers, Catherine J. K. Sandoval Jan 2010

Pharmaceutical Reverse Payment Settlements: Presumptions, Procedural Burdens, And Covenants Not To Sue Generic Drug Manufacturers, Catherine J. K. Sandoval

Faculty Publications

This Article analyzes recent developments in antitrust law, focusing on agreements between pharmaceutical patent holders and generic drug manufacturers that require a generic manufacturer to delay its market entry in exchange for a payment or other consideration from the patent holder. A predictable consequence of settlements that delay the marketing of a generic drug is that prices for the patented drug will remain higher than if the generic competitor had prevailed in its challenge to the patent's validity or the patent holder had failed to show that the generic infringed on its patent. Analysis of the legality of these settlements …


Huddle Up: Surveying The Playing Field On The Single Entity Status Of The National Football League In Anticipation Of American Needle V. Nfl, Constantine J. Avgiris Jan 2010

Huddle Up: Surveying The Playing Field On The Single Entity Status Of The National Football League In Anticipation Of American Needle V. Nfl, Constantine J. Avgiris

Jeffrey S. Moorad Sports Law Journal

No abstract provided.