Despite reforms undertaken by both the US Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission, complying with a Second Request in a merger review remains a costly and time-intensive process. The sheer volume and scope of data demanded can be staggering, but Matthew List discusses how this burden can be managed effectively by engaging with the legal and economics staff at the agencies. To read the article, click the link below.
Antitrust in the Middle East: New competition laws, and time for more economics?
In the Middle East, competition law is being increasingly enforced and new laws introduced. However, little has been said about how, if at all the role...