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Antitrust and Market Justice

Total Credits: 1.5 CLE

Average Rating:
   5
Categories:
Business & Commercial Law |  Civil Litigation |  Securities Regulation |  Antitrust Law
Original Program Date:
Jun 18, 2021

Description

The program consists of an active panel discussion concerning antitrust law in the coming decade. Particular attention will be paid to efforts to reform antitrust law and enforcement priorities, and the benefits and disadvantages of vigorous market competition.


What You’ll Learn:

  • Goals and policies behind enforcement of antitrust laws
  • Developments in antitrust enforcement in light of the new executive administration
  • Potential changes to antitrust law stemming from political and economic conditions

Presented by: Antitrust Section

Faculty:
  • Barak Orbach, The University of Arizona
  • Cole Jacob Schlabach, Basis.ed 
  • Garrett W Wotkyns, Scott and Scott Attorneys at Law LLP




Handouts

az-state-bar-antitrust-social-justice-panel.pdf (1 MB) 9 Pages Available after Purchase
f31-antitrust-market-justice.pdf (2 MB) 28 Pages Available after Purchase

Reviews

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Total Reviews: 5

Comments

John D

"The speakers were very knowledgeable and well, prepared and well organized. They had great insights into things that were current in the field, particularly the current battle over tech companies."

Thomas A

"Interesting topic and discussion. "
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