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Antitrust and Unfair Competition Law Section

Updates and events from the Antitrust and Unfair Competition Law Section

Welcome to the December 2023 edition of E-Briefs, News and Notes. Read more
If you've been wondering, the rumors are true... The 2023 Golden State Antitrust & Unfair Competition Law Institute was a huge hit, and we have the photos to prove it! Read more
Welcome to the November 2023 edition of E-Briefs, News and Notes. Read more
This panel will feature antitrust attorneys from law firms, government, and in-house who will discuss what is antitrust and competition law; the life of an antitrust practitioner; how to become an antitrust attorney; and how to apply to our Inclusion & Diversity Fellowship program. Read more
The 2024 UCL Institute will be held on Thursday, January 18 at the City Club Los Angeles. Read more
WELCOME to the OCTOBER 2023 edition of E-Briefs, News and Notes. Read more
In this edition of Competition, we showcase articles from an impressive line-up of antitrust thought leaders who share their views on the topics the California Law Review Commission (CLRC) is currently studying. Read more
This Spring 2023 issue of the Antitrust and UCL Section's Competition Journal is inspired by and dedicated to the study of potential antitrust reforms directed by the California Legislature's Assembly Concurrent Resolution (ACR) No. 95. Read more
We face a disconnect between how many businesses are operated today and how we as lawyers and economists evaluate them to predict a proposed transaction's probable impact on competition. The tools on which we have relied for merger review need to be reassessed as competition today in many industries has evolved to place more emphasis on innovative unique value creation over price rivalry. While it's human nature to crave easy-to-understand rules or set of presumptions, this makes us vulnerable to oversimplified fallacies that ignore the richness and multidimensionality of competition. Read more
Unlike Section 2 of the Sherman Act, the Cartwright Act, California's principal antitrust statute, does not explicitly prohibit monopolization or attempted monopolization. Read more

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