Antitrust & politics: A match made in…

By Jay L. Levine on July 11, 2016

After eight years of antitrust enforcement under the Obama administration that some consider robust, while others are more critical, it is fair to wonder what we can expect from a Trump or Clinton administration. Of course, it is often difficult, if not dangerous, to make such prognostications, but it is worth considering the question nonetheless. … Continue Reading

Part Two: Section two of The Sherman Act – Non-price predation

By Jay L. Levine on August 8, 2014

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Part One: Section two of The Sherman Act – Unilateral conduct

By Jay L. Levine on July 20, 2014

In this podcast, Jay Levine continues his discussion of the Sherman Act, focusing now on unilateral conduct. Jay talks through some of the details specific to Section Two of the Act. What is monopolization, what is considered an attempt of monopolization and what types of conduct should your business avoid so you can stay aggressively competitive … Continue Reading