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About 15 years ago, you were greeted with, "You've got mail," when you turned on your computer. For better or worse, the use of electronic communication has expanded dramatically since the early days
...industry in 2007, when the U.S. Department of Justice briefly...or conspiracies that unreasonably restrain trade. Specifically, Section 1 addresses agreements...
...rule, the Federal Trade Commission on April...Association, the U.S. Chamber...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
The Legal's editorial staff recently set out to select our Diverse Attorneys of the Year, in which we highlight the achievements of some of the state's minority attorneys. Every two years, in an effo
...The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday searched for middle ground in the ongoing antitrust battle between the Federal Trade Commission and the...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...stretch for it to apply. (See Fox v. Horn, 2000 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 432, (correction physician); Oven v. Pascucci, 46...
...19, the U.S. Supreme...will raise federal antitrust concerns...the Federal Trade Commission sought to...
...The U.S. Supreme Court returns from a mid-winter break to an argument...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...the Federal Trade Commission's bid to block Phoebe Putney Health System's $195 million acquisition of Palmyra Park Hospital. While the U.S...
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