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L. 137, 186-88 (2011). In a related example, courts have been far more willing to permit extraterritorial antitrust prosecutions than extraterritorial
companies for a range of crimes, including fraud, bribery, environmental crime, occupational safety violations, antitrust, and money laundering. 1 But
investigators. Members of the Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice are working with the British in what can be fairly characterized as a
arguing that today’s highly restrictive arbitration law greatly benefits firms organized as gig platforms. Labor and antitrust have historically been
the equal treatment it would otherwise favor. 2. Antitrust In the mid-1980s, a group of doctors and their HMO brought an antitrust claim against fee
that antitrust law offers valuable guidance for assessing competition in copyright law.
Sanjukta Paul | Yale Law Journal Sanjukta Paul This Feature grounds a core prescription for antitrust law—to disperse economic coordination rights—in
antitrust suits to sidestep sovereign immunity and prevent companies from unduly increasing their patents’ probabilistic value.
sided market in Ohio v. American Express will be a focus of antitrust litigation. This Essay argues that, despite the apparent focus on market
Saule T. Omarova | Yale Law Journal Saule T. Omarova This Essay seeks to recover the deeply rooted connection between U.S. banking law and antitrust