Melamed offers a comment on Robert D. Cooter\u27s article on punitive damages. Melamed relates the concept of antitrust to Cooter\u27s valuable insights
Herbert Hovenkamp\u27s primary target in Antitrust\u27s Protected Classes is the Chicago School\u27s...
The conventional wisdom is that private antitrust enforcement lacks any value. Indeed, skepticism of...
The author analyzes the conceptual bases of two rules applied in antitrust litigation: the first all...
This Article will show that antitrust violations do not actually give rise to treble damages. When...
This paper considers the theory of antitrust damages and then discusses some simple models for provi...
Antitrust has a complex set of criminal and civil remedies enforced by a multiplicity of public and ...
This paper discusses the theory and experience of United States courts concerning the quantification...
The conventional wisdom is that current antitrust damage levels are too high, lead to overdeterrence...
In Weyerhaeuser Co. v. Ross-Simmons Hardwood Lumber Co., 127 U.S. 1069 (2007), the Supreme Court add...
The U.S. system has relied heavily on antitrust class actions as a means of ensuring compensation an...
The law of judicial remedies deals with the nature and scope of relief afforded a plaintiff followin...
The predominant view in the antitrust field has been that private enforcement, and especially class ...
This continent compares two alternative systems of private antitrust enforcement. In one (referred t...
This article examines five common beliefs about antitrust damages and shows they all are untrue. Myt...
In this work we take the case of damages actions brought by victims of antitrust violation, and ref...
Herbert Hovenkamp\u27s primary target in Antitrust\u27s Protected Classes is the Chicago School\u27s...
The conventional wisdom is that private antitrust enforcement lacks any value. Indeed, skepticism of...
The author analyzes the conceptual bases of two rules applied in antitrust litigation: the first all...
This Article will show that antitrust violations do not actually give rise to treble damages. When...
This paper considers the theory of antitrust damages and then discusses some simple models for provi...
Antitrust has a complex set of criminal and civil remedies enforced by a multiplicity of public and ...
This paper discusses the theory and experience of United States courts concerning the quantification...
The conventional wisdom is that current antitrust damage levels are too high, lead to overdeterrence...
In Weyerhaeuser Co. v. Ross-Simmons Hardwood Lumber Co., 127 U.S. 1069 (2007), the Supreme Court add...
The U.S. system has relied heavily on antitrust class actions as a means of ensuring compensation an...
The law of judicial remedies deals with the nature and scope of relief afforded a plaintiff followin...
The predominant view in the antitrust field has been that private enforcement, and especially class ...
This continent compares two alternative systems of private antitrust enforcement. In one (referred t...
This article examines five common beliefs about antitrust damages and shows they all are untrue. Myt...
In this work we take the case of damages actions brought by victims of antitrust violation, and ref...
Herbert Hovenkamp\u27s primary target in Antitrust\u27s Protected Classes is the Chicago School\u27s...
The conventional wisdom is that private antitrust enforcement lacks any value. Indeed, skepticism of...
The author analyzes the conceptual bases of two rules applied in antitrust litigation: the first all...
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