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The Case for Cooperation

November 17, 2009 A special supplemental publication of The Sedona Conference Journal.

Liberalizing Rule 27 in the Twombly/Iqbal Era

November 11, 2009 If legislative efforts to limit the reach of Twombly/Iqbal and reintroduce Conley’s “no set of facts” standard are not enacted, basic notions of fairness and justice require that Rule 27 be liberally interpreted to allow plaintiffs to seek limited pre-suit discovery.

Global Enforcement of Anticompetitive Conduct

October 30, 2009 "Because the enforcement of country-specific competition laws is necessarily limited in a globalized economy, only the cross-border cooperation of both criminal and private enforcement can effectively deter anticompetitive conduct and compensate victims. While there have been significant strides in ...

Observations from the Field: ACPERA's First Five Years

October 30, 2009 This article examines some of the practical issues and competing interests that have been raised since the enactment of the Antitrust Criminal Penalty Enhancement and Reform Act of 2004.

Twombly, Iqbal And The Prisoner’s Pleading Dilemma

An article on Rule 8 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.

Getting the Deal Through - Private Antitrust Litigation 2010

An introduction to an antitrust litigation periodical in the UK for an international law publication.

"Pimco: Another Guidepost for Class Certification"

September 23, 2009 Christopher L. Lebsock writes on In Kohen v. Pac. Inv. Mgmt. Co. LLC & PIMCO Funds for Law360.

Competition Law Claims: A Developing Story

September 18, 2009 An extract from the 2010 European Antitrust Review - a www.GlobalCompetitionReview.com special report.