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Antitrust Decade in Review: The Best and the Worst
12-31-09

AAI Director Robert H. Lande compiled the best and worst in antitrust.

AAI Submits Comments to the DOJ-DOA Workshop on Agriculture and Antitrust Enforcement Issues in Our 21st Century Economy
12-31-09

AAI Vice President Diana Moss submitted two documents to the DOJ today.

Antitrust-Related Books: One Reader's Year, by Bert Foer
12-31-09

AAI's president remembers 2009 as a year of unusual outreach to the public.

Ellen Meriwether Joins AAI Advisory Board
12-18-09

Meriwether is a partner with the firm of Cafferty Faucher LLP, resident in the Philadelphia office. She specializes in antitrust and other complex commercial and class action litigation.

Legislative Reversal of Twombly and Iqbal: Testimony of Two Advisory Board Members
12-18-09

Speaking for themselves, attorney Jonathan Rubin and law professor Joshua Davis, members of the AAI Advisory Board, provided testimony to the House Judiciary Committee Subcommittee on Courts and Competition on December 16.

Public Interest and Live Event Industry Groups Announce New Coalition to Fight Anti-Competitive Ticketmaster-Live Nation Merger
12-16-09

Joined by Members of Congress, leading public interest advocates and live event industry representatives today called on the Department of Justice (DOJ) to live up to its antitrust mission and block the proposed Ticketmaster-Live Nation merger.

AAI Hosts 3rd Annual Symposium on the Future of Private Enforcement
12-15-09

Materials, Audio and Photos from the Future of Private Antitrust Enforcement Symposium on December 8, 2009 in Washington DC.

AAI Book Review of Lloyd Constantine’s “Priceless”
11-28-09

Don Allen Resnikoff (Of Counsel to FinkelsteinThompson LLP) reviews Lloyd Constantine’s “Priceless.”

An AAI White Paper: Prof. Andrew Chin Provides Background for Understanding the DOJ Investigation of IBM
11-27-09

In Refusals to License and Installed-Base Opportunism in the Mainframe Computer Industry: The Investigation of IBM, Prof. Chin, an AAI Advisory Board member and Associate Professor at the University of North Carolina Law School, explores the history of DOJ's efforts to deal with the mainframe industry and IBM, including T3's antitrust complaint and DOJ's recently announced investigation.

AAI Comments on FERC's Electricity Transmission Planning Policy
11-23-09

The AAI filed comments today in the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's proceeding involving transmission planning policy. The AAI comments address competitive issues involving transmission planning in wholesale electricity markets.

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