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Thoughts On Extraterritorial Application Of The United States Antitrust Laws, John H. Shenefield
Thoughts On Extraterritorial Application Of The United States Antitrust Laws, John H. Shenefield
Fordham Law Review
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The Inconvenient Forum And Internationl Comity In Private Antitrust Actions, Mladen Don Kresic
The Inconvenient Forum And Internationl Comity In Private Antitrust Actions, Mladen Don Kresic
Fordham Law Review
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Alternative Approaches To Municipal Antitrust Liability, Martin Cronin
Alternative Approaches To Municipal Antitrust Liability, Martin Cronin
Fordham Urban Law Journal
This Comment argues that preemption analysis, applied when federal statutes conflict with state or municipal enactments, should be used by the courts in applying the Parker doctrine to municipalities. Alternatively, this Comment advocates a qualified municipal exemption from the antitrust laws. Since municipalities receive less federal deference than states, this exemption should not be coextensive with that enjoyed by states under the Parker doctrine. However, the preferential treatment that municipalities receive in our federalist system as compared to private parties mandates formulation of a municipal exemption. Constitutional and practical difficulties encountered under substantive antitrust law, and at the remedies stage, …
Bank Mergers: Agency Review And The Changing Line Of Commerce, Tommy Leung
Bank Mergers: Agency Review And The Changing Line Of Commerce, Tommy Leung
Fordham Urban Law Journal
Conflicting criteria put forth by Congress and the Justice Department have caused confusion among the bank regulatory agencies and within the banking idustry with respect to two important issues: (1) whether the antitrust laws should be applied to bank mergers within the vacuum of Justice Department analysis or whether there should be a greater emphasis on agency participation in reviewing proposed mergers, and (2) whether commercial banking should continue as the relevant line of commerce when antitrust standards are applied.