Antitrust and Unfair Competition Law
Competition: Spring 2021, Vol 31, No. 1
Content
- A Conversation About Diversity, Racism and Equality In the Legal Profession
- A Conversation With California Supreme Court Justice Joshua P. Groban
- Antitrust Analysis of Frand Licensing Post-ftc v. Qualcomm
- Big Antitrust Trial: Newyork v. Deutsche Telekom Ag (S.D.N.Y.)
- Chair's Column
- Damage Methodology Trends Within False Advertising and Product Defect Class Actions
- Diversity and Inclusion In the Legal Profession: a Missed Opportunity For the Antitrust Practice
- Masthead
- Perspectives On the Role of Antitrust Law In Social Justice
- Recent Developments In California Competition and Privacy Law
- Recent Developments In Federal Antitrust Law
- The Correlation Between Antitrust Enforcement and Gender Equality
- Editor's Notes
EDITOR’S NOTES
Trevor V Stockinger
Kesselman Brantly Stockinger LLP
Manhattan Beach, CA
Welcome to the Spring issue of Volume 31 of Competition, our Section’s official journal published biannually both in print and electronically. Last October, the Section pivoted the 30th Golden State Institute (GSI) to a virtual event due to the pandemic. We are particularly proud that, while not a single hand was shaken at the conference, it hit the record for the highest all-time attendance. As in the past, the conference brought together experienced jurists and practitioners who shared their insights on recent developments in competition law. This GSI also included several panels on diversity and inclusion, as part of the Section’s continuing and growing focus on these issues. We are pleased to present five articles reprising discussions at GSI, as well as four articles on topics that have received recent attention from practitioners on both sides of the aisle.