U.S. courts are increasingly faced with resolving a fundamental conflict between the liberal scope of U.S. discovery and sovereign promises that certain information or evidence would remain confidential. Samuel R. Miller, Kristina Nordlander, & James C. Owens, Sidley Austin

This review of recent transactions handled by the CCI suggests that many of the early apprehensions about implementation of India’s merger control provisions were misplaced. R.Shyam Khemani (MiCRA), Cyril Shroff & Nisha Kaur Uberoi (Amarchand)

The FCC has come to play an increasingly problematicâ€â€and largely unstructuredâ€â€role in the government’s review of transactions in the communications industry. Larry Downes (Larry Downes Consulting Group) & Geoffrey A. Manne (International Center for Law &...

An unbounded Section 5 case will never be sustained by a reviewing court. Robert H. Lande & Jonathan L. Rubin

Research revealed problems with the assumptions that are made about the likely effects of criminalization on business behavior both as a deterrence mechanism and as a moral inducement. Caron Beaton-Wells (Univ. of Melbourne) & Christine Parker (Monash Univ.)

The issue of the relevance or not of the validity of Pfizer’s divisional patent remains, however, somewhat unanswered. Daniela Ampollini (Trevisan & Cuonzo)

These cases also reaffirm that deals of any size and scope, in any industry, are potentially open to intense and costly antitrust scrutiny and challenge in court. Daniel E. Hemli & Jacqueline R. Java (Bracewell & Giuliani LLP)

The increasing economic sophistication of the OFT's decisions masks some of the legal limitations of the OFT's role as a first phase regulator. Richard Blewett (Clifford Chance)

Screens can rationally determine critical points in a possible cartel, including the duration, breadth, and success of a conspiracy...Donald C. Klawiter (Sheppard Mullin)

As experience has proved, screens have flagged unusual patterns in a variety of countries and industries, and helped in the detection of cartels. Carlos Mena-Labarthe (Mexican Federal Competition Commission)