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Breaking News Special: Draft Vertical Merger Guidelines

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On January 10, the Federal Trade Commissions and the Department of Justice released Draft Vertical Merger Guidelines. In this Breaking News Special, ABA Antitrust Law Section Mergers Committee Co-Chairs Michael Keeley and Joanna Tsai join hosts John Roberti and Sergei Zaslavsky to share their initial reactions to the Guidelines. Listen to this episode to learn about vertical theories of harm, quasi safe harbors, and EDM (hint – it’s not electronic dance music).

Related Links:

Draft Vertical Merger Guidelines

Joint Vertical Merger Guidelines

Hosted by:

John Roberti, Partner, Allen & Overy and Sergei Zaslavsky, Counsel, O’Melveny & Myers


Posted On January 21, 2020

Posted By Our Curious Amalgam

Posted In Antitrust PRACTICES Vertical Agreements

Tagged antitrust breaking news DOJ FTC mergers policy vertical

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