Antitrust

Last Year

Recorded on: Feb. 25, 2012

WILLIAM TANENBAUM: So we're going to go. So I'm now going to introduce the next panel. And the next panel is focusing on two areas. One is contractual documents and key contract provisions. And the second one is on the emerging antitrust issues. I'd like to introduce the two speakers who will address these issues. First, I'm very pleased to introduce my partner, Madeleine Tan, who will address the contractual documents subject matter. Madeleine ...

Course Handbook from the program Antitrust Institute 2012: Developments & Hot Topics, held May, 2012.

Recorded on: May. 8, 2012

HARVEY SAFERSTEIN: This is a new something for us here. This is the first year we've done this portion of the program, which is Sports Law. We figure that sounds pretty exciting. And to be the moderator for that, we have Bob Boland, who's a professor of law at NYU. And he teaches in the area of sports law with my old buddy, Arthur Miller, a sports law program at NYU Law School. With him on the panel or two distinguished practitioners who also do antitrust ...

Recorded on: May. 8, 2012

HON. J. THOMAS ROSCH: Well, as I say, I'm very pleased to introduce Dan Swanson, who is not only a Ph.D. economist but also a very fine antitrust lawyer. Dan was not at Gibson Dunn when I was there many, many years ago. But his mentor, who was Bob Cooper, was there and has been on the faculty in San Francisco for many years. And before that, I think Bob's mentor was Kali von Kalinowski, who was a wonderful mentor, as well. So Dan, you come very well-represented. ...

Recorded on: May. 8, 2012

HARVEY SAFERSTEIN: Can we start? We're ready to go? SEEMA LAL MEEHAN: You're ready. HARVEY SAFERSTEIN: Oh, ready. Good morning. Welcome back to the second day of the Antitrust Law Institute. My name is Harvey Saferstein. I'm from Los Angeles, so I'm half asleep. But I was in DC yesterday, so I should have adjusted to the time by now. But here I am. Yesterday, you learned a lot of substantive antitrust law, and today we're going to teach you a little ...

Recorded on: May. 8, 2012

J. THOMAS ROSCH: You're not going to need any introduction to our initial speakers, but I'll introduce them anyway. Saul Morgenstern is the chairman of the antitrust practice group at Kaye Scholer and has been instrumental in authoring what I hope each of you have, Antitrust Law Developments 7th, which is an absolute bible of antitrust law. And I've got to tell you that I use it all the time, and I hope that you do as well. Bob Taylor preceded me ...

Recorded on: May. 8, 2012

YVONNE S. QUINN: And because we don't give you a moment to breathe right, we're going to move right on to our next program which is to give you sort of a run through, in an hour, of what US antitrust lawyers and their clients need to know about international antitrust. And this panel is going to be handled by Juan Rodriguez, who is an English solicitor who specializes in EU competition law, and also does a lot of work on Rest of the World merger ...

Recorded on: May. 8, 2012

YVONNE QUINN: All right. Welcome back. I'm the guilty one who didn't give you a big enough break. So you get to munch all through this session. I'm very pleased to introduce our next panel. This is a-- Part of the panel, any of you who have been here before, that we instituted just last year. And we thought it was very successful. And we've stuck with it again this year. And this is a panel where we've got three really expert antitrust litigators. ...

Recorded on: May. 8, 2012

YVONNE S. QUINN: And now we don't give you a moment's rest-- on we go! We're going to move into the mergers section now and talk about a topic, for those of you who are a corporation, sooner or later, you will probably have some kind of an acquisition or merger in your practice. And there are some handouts. Anybody raise their hands if they don't have one and we'll get them to you, so if you want to scribble on them, or whatever, you'll be able to ...

Released on: Jun. 27, 2012

Taken from the briefing Antitrust Enforcement in the Health Care Industry: Current FTC and DOJ Activities recorded June 2012. With health care costs seemingly spiraling out of control, federal antitrust regulators have turned a watchful eye to the health care industry.  The FTC and DOJ have made it clear that they will aggressively challenge both new transactions and established practices they believe threaten competition.  The last ...

Published: August 2012

From the program: Hot Topics in Mergers & Acquisitions 2012

Recorded on: Sep. 10, 2012

Taken from the Web Program Hot Topics in Mergers & Acquisitions 2012 recorded September, 2012 in New York. Lecture Topics  [00:59:27] Antitrust Issues for the M&A Lawyer  [00:59:27] Understanding the current policy regime Industries under the spotlight Practical guidance on contract drafting The purchase price of this segment includes the following article from the Course Handbook available online:  ...

From the program: Understanding the Intellectual Property License 2012

Recorded on: Dec. 12, 2012

Taken from the Web Program Understanding the Intellectual Property License 2012 recorded December, 2012 in San Francisco. Lecture Topics  [01:03:20] Antitrust Issues in Licensing  [01:03:20] Applicable antitrust standard: Per se violations versus rule of reason Distinguishing between horizontal and vertical licenses Particular restrictions in IP licenses Differences between the application of U.S. and EU antitrust ...

Published: June 2011

Course Handbook from the program Antitrust Counseling & Compliance 2012, held November, 2012.

Recorded on: Dec. 12, 2012

JOSEPH YANG: Thanks, Bob. Lots of great practical tips about the licensing in Europe. So one of last topics that Bob mentioned was competition law. That's the European term for antitrust law. So that's actually a perfect segue into our next segment. And Jose Esteves, to my right, is going to be speaking to us on antitrust law. Jose is a partner at Skadden, Arps, Meagher & Flom-- and my old colleague-- in its New York office, where he focuses ...