IP Literature Watch: September 2023
In this month’s IP Literature Watch we include a piece empirically studying the US antitrust case against Xerox; a paper examining the challenges and...
Since our work on the landmark US v. IBM case in the 1970s, we have worked on many of the most important government and private suits on record, including Sprint/T-Mobile, Apple iPod iTunes Antitrust Litigation, US Airways/American Airlines, and CVS/Aetna, to name a few. Published research by our senior consultants has led to fundamental changes in how economists consider monopolization claims, vertical restraints, and mergers. Our work encompasses a broad range of matters across numerous industries and geographies.
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- 01Dr. Timothy Snail engaged on behalf of nation’s largest transportation companies in alleged no-poach class action litigationDr. Timothy Snail provided expert economic analysis of class certification and damages issues on behalf of a joint defense group (CRST International, CRST...View engagement
- 02CRA experts testify in civil antitrust trial involving alleged tying of PICC lines and location devicesOn October 3, 2022, CRA experts testified on behalf of C.R. Bard in AngioDynamics, Inc. v. C.R. Bard, Inc. et al. in the Northern District of New York....View engagement
- 03Liz Bailey testifies on behalf of Booz Allen Hamilton in Section 1 injunction hearing winCRA expert, Dr. Elizabeth M. Bailey, testified on behalf of Booz Allen Hamilton in the US District Court for the District of Maryland. In US v. Booz Allen...View engagement
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2023 Antitrust Law and Economics Institute for Federal Judges
Jointly sponsored by the Federal Judicial Center, the ABA Antitrust Section, the University of California at Berkeley, and the University of Chicago, this...
CBA Competition Law Spring Conference 2023
Decisions made by policy-makers and legislators in the coming months may have far-reaching impacts on Canadian regulatory law and policy, and potentially the...