Every trial tells a story — but what happens when the storyteller becomes the judge? […]
Posted 3 years ago Tagged antitrust civil criminal federal judge litigation trial
The U.S. federal district courts have magistrate judges who are appointed to assist the district […]
Posted 3 years ago Tagged agency antitrust appeal case law competition court enforcement federal intellectual property international litigation practice remedies trial
Antitrust cases are often complex and technical, which invites suspicion that such cases should be […]
Posted 4 years ago Tagged court diversity equity inclusion judge legal practice litigation professional development trial
Serving on the bench is a challenge and a privilege. For certain communities in our […]
Posted 4 years ago Tagged antitrust competition consolidation federal procedure litigation litigation and trials multi-jurisdictional practice Reform state antitrust enforcement transfer trial venue
Compared to other proposals to reform the U.S. antitrust regime, the State Antitrust Enforcement Venue […]
#184 Part II: One, Two, Three Strikes You’re Out? A Two-Part Discussion With the Defense Lawyers in the Three Part Chicken Price-Fixing Trials
Posted 4 years ago Tagged Antitrust Division price fixing trial trial practice
A Denver jury recently acquitted defendants in the highly publicized third criminal trial involving allegations […]
Posted 6 years ago Tagged agriculture price-fixing trial
Antitrust class actions are rarely tried all the way through to a jury verdict. How […]
