TABLE OF CONTENTS

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MESSAGE FROM THE ADVISORS
By Cheryl Lee Johnson and Geoffrey T. Holtz

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MESSAGE FROM THE EDITOR
By Anupama K. Reddy

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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

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SHOULD CALIFORNIA ADOPT REVISIONS PROPOSED BY CONGRESS AND THE NEW YORK STATE LEGISLATURE TO ADDRESS SINGLE-FIRM CONDUCT?
By Susannah Torpey, Brandon Annette and Quinlan Cummings

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UPDATING THE CARTWRIGHT ACT FOR THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY: ALLOWING ANTITRUST CLAIMS FOR UNILATERAL CONDUCT
By Joshua P. Davis and Julie A. Pollock

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ANTITRUST RESTORATION FROM CALIFORNIA ANCHORED BY A NEW MONOPOLIZATION SYNTHESIS
By Jordan Elias

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CALIFORNIA SHOULD AMEND THE CARTWRIGHT ACT TO ADDRESS SINGLE-FIRM MONOPOLIZATION
By Kendall MacVey and Wendy Y. Wang

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TECHNOLOGICAL MONOPOLIES, INNOVATION, AND THE PERSONAL FREEDOM TO FORM BUSINESSES: LIKE OIL AND WATER?
By Christopher K.L. Young

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THE ADAPTABLE ANTITRUST LAWS
By Lin W. Kahn, David C. Kiernan, Alyxandra Vernon, Maya Baumer

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133 YEARS YOUNG: SHERMAN ACT SECTION TWO KEEPS UP WITH BIG TECH
By Madhu Pocha and Patrick Jones

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OVER-PRESCRIPTION IS BAD MEDICINE: THE CASE AGAINST A KNEE-JERK REVISION OF ANTITRUST INJURY
By Beatriz Mejia, Dee Bansal, Alexander J. Kasner

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WHY HAS CALIFORNIA WAITED SO LONG TO ENACT ITS OWN MERGER REVIEW LAW?
By Abiel Garcia

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COMPETITION BEYOND RIVALRY: ADAPTING ANTITRUST MERGER REVIEW TO ADDRESS MARKET REALTIES
By Ausra O. Deluard

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THE RISKS OF REQUIRING CALIFORNIA-SPECIFIC MERGER APPROVALS
By Sarah Melanson and Megan Yeates

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RESTRICTIONS ON WORKER MOBILITY AND THE NEED FOR STRONGER POLICIES ON ANTICOMPETITIVE EMPLOYMENT CONTRACT PROVISIONS
By Donald J. Polden

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DORMANT COMMERCE CLAUSE: A POTENTIAL BRAKE ON STATE ANTITRUST LEGISLATION
By Shira Liu

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