National Law JournalThe Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's first five months in existence have been a bit like the old children's story, where terrified townspeople were convinced a monster was coming, only to find
Antitrust Division reinforces that vertical merger remedies are always fact specific — designed to fit the alleged violation
In a profession still dominated by men, these power players have taken a sledgehammer to the glass ceiling to grab their place among the elite of the Washington bar
...profile antitrust cases Varney has handled: the deal between Ticketmaster Entertainment Inc. and Live Nation Inc. "Why did you approve the...
... The proposed merger between Ticketmaster Entertainment Inc. and Live Nation Inc., the world's largest concert promoter, won Justice...
...pending before the Justice Department — the union of Ticketmaster Entertainment Inc. and Live Nation Inc., and the acquisition of NBC Universal Inc. by...
...Assist with congressional hearings related to proposed merger between Ticketmaster and Live Nation International...
...Live Nation Inc., a Los Angeles-based concert promoter. The company's legal needs aren't slowing down — its proposed merger with Ticketmaster...
Hogan & Hartson?s Christine Varney, President Obama?s nominee to head the Justice Department's Antitrust Division, could end a long-standing rift between the FTC and Justice, usher in a period of sti
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