The present paper reexamines the premises set forth in the Trinko decision, which casts the doubt on whether Courts are suited to effectively force monopolists in regulated industries to share its resources with competitors. The paper examines the capability of Courts in effectively planning the...

This publication (of 251 pages) represents the proceedings of a seminar on judicial enforcement of competition law held at the OECD in October 1996. The proceedings include a background paper prepared by the OECD Secretariat and papers from 24 judges and antitrust enforcers from across the OECD...

Private plaintiffs in U.S. civil litigation seeking damages alleged to have resulted from cartel activities often view the European Commission’s case file as an important source of evidence against cartel participants and seek through U.S. discovery procedures to obtain access to materials in...