Virtually all significant antitrust cases these days have an international component. Markets now are worldwide. Consequently, one of the most frequently litigated—and most important issues—is the extent of U.S. jurisdiction....more
1/24/2020
/ Antitrust Provisions ,
Cartels ,
Comity ,
Criminal Prosecution ,
Federal Trade Commission (FTC) ,
Foreign Nationals ,
FTAIA ,
Hoffman LaRoche ,
Jurisdiction ,
Motorola ,
Price-Fixing ,
Robinson-Patman Act ,
The Clayton Act ,
Treble Damages
In years past, the focus of private international antitrust disputes was the United States. Over a century of experience, treble damages, class actions and the American rule for attorneys’ fees – plus robust enforcement by...more