This Note proposes the abolishment of the failing company defense in merger control law. This call for reform is based on a comprehensive critique, which consists of a revisit of the doctrinal history, a survey of problems in current practice, and an inquiry into the normative merits of both the status quo and alternative plans. The reform advocated will purify the doctrine and improve the practice with minimum adjustments, in line with the ongoing movement to modernize merger review with the publication of the Commentary to the Merger Guidelines
This article analyzes my short proposal for reviewing and modifying merger consent decrees to permit...
This thesis deals with the so-called failing firm defence in the merger control regimes of the Unite...
The failing firm doctrine (FFD) has been firstly enounced 1921 in case International Shoe Co v FTC. ...
This Note proposes the abolishment of the failing company defense in merger control law. This call f...
(Excerpt) This Note proposes that the failing firm defense be strengthened to an “Assets Exiting Def...
The failing firm defence is an exception to the underlying philosophy of merger control. When the fa...
Even though application of section 7 has become increasingly effective, a specific exception to its ...
The failing firm defence is well-established under the US Horizontal Merger Guidelines and judicator...
Under the principle of the Failing Firm Defense (FFD) a merger that would be blocked due to its har...
The Supreme Court of the United States has held that the failing company doctrine cannot successfull...
This paper considers the 'failing firm defence', the principle found in most antitrust jurisdictions...
Under the failing firm doctrine, parties to a horizontal merger or acquisition can interpose the acq...
The reams of commentary on corporate mergers, acquisitions, and tender offers have focused largely o...
The increasing use of tender offers as an accepted method of expanding businesses has resulted in a ...
This paper considers the `failing firm defence'. Under this principle, found in most antitrust juris...
This article analyzes my short proposal for reviewing and modifying merger consent decrees to permit...
This thesis deals with the so-called failing firm defence in the merger control regimes of the Unite...
The failing firm doctrine (FFD) has been firstly enounced 1921 in case International Shoe Co v FTC. ...
This Note proposes the abolishment of the failing company defense in merger control law. This call f...
(Excerpt) This Note proposes that the failing firm defense be strengthened to an “Assets Exiting Def...
The failing firm defence is an exception to the underlying philosophy of merger control. When the fa...
Even though application of section 7 has become increasingly effective, a specific exception to its ...
The failing firm defence is well-established under the US Horizontal Merger Guidelines and judicator...
Under the principle of the Failing Firm Defense (FFD) a merger that would be blocked due to its har...
The Supreme Court of the United States has held that the failing company doctrine cannot successfull...
This paper considers the 'failing firm defence', the principle found in most antitrust jurisdictions...
Under the failing firm doctrine, parties to a horizontal merger or acquisition can interpose the acq...
The reams of commentary on corporate mergers, acquisitions, and tender offers have focused largely o...
The increasing use of tender offers as an accepted method of expanding businesses has resulted in a ...
This paper considers the `failing firm defence'. Under this principle, found in most antitrust juris...
This article analyzes my short proposal for reviewing and modifying merger consent decrees to permit...
This thesis deals with the so-called failing firm defence in the merger control regimes of the Unite...
The failing firm doctrine (FFD) has been firstly enounced 1921 in case International Shoe Co v FTC. ...