Antitrust Practice Page by lexis.com (Subscription Required)
From the LexisNexis Antitrust page, you can conduct all your research needs. Access the latest news and developments; locate recent Antitrust cases; or choose from dozens of topics including: Economic Issues, Intellectual Property, Price Fixing, and State Antitrust Law.
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American Bar Association (ABA) Section of Antitrust Law
The Web site of the ABAíƪs Section of Antitrust Law provides information about the section, its upcoming programs, and current events and highlights. Users can link to the sectioníƪs calendar and events schedule; publications information (such as the tables of content, indexes and abstracts for the ABAíƪs Antitrust Magazine and Antitrust Law Journal, as well as information on how to order either one); links to information about the Section of Antitrust Lawíƪs committees; links to antitrust discussion groups and other useful antitrust pages (through the íƘAntitrust on the NetíÆ£ link); and section reports and comments.
http://www.abanet.org/antitrust/home.html
American Bar Association (ABA) Section of Antitrust Law Activities at a Glance
The ABAíƪs Section of Antitrust Law Activities at a Glance lists highlights of the sectioníƪs year, including programs, publications and committee activities, including newsletters and policy initiatives.
http://www.abanet.org/antitrust/ataglance.html
American Antitrust Institute (AAI)
Formed in 1998, the American Antitrust Institute (AAI), based in Washington, D.C., is a nonprofit organization involved in antitrust education, research and advocacy. AAI sees itself as a centrist group, dedicated to pursuing a strong antitrust agenda and promoting competition. AAIíƪs Web site — which is intended for use by journalists, academics, economists, business people and government officials, in addition to attorneys — includes archives of topical news, articles, book reviews, amicus briefs, etc., organized by year and date. The íƘWhoíƪs Who in AntitrustíÆ£ link, connects the user to contact information for important players in the antitrust field at the DOJ, the FTC, the National Association of Attorneys General, Congress, as well as for media and organizations with an interest in antitrust. Its íƘAntitrust ResourcesíÆ£ link connects you to a broad range of antitrust Web resources. The homepage provides links to important antitrust current events headlines and links to recent AAI press releases.
http://www.antitrustinstitute.org
Antitrust and Trade Regulation Group Publications
This site, maintained by Hale and Dorr LLP, is a collection of articles pertaining to antitrust, trade regulations, and the monthly publication entitled "Antitrust and Trade Reguation Bulletin".
http://www.haledorr.com/practices/prac_publications.asp?areaID=19
Antitrust Law (Yahoo)
Yahooíƪs Business News, Antitrust and Trade Regulation page provides up-to-the-minute news stories, plus links to other news sources, opinion and editorial pieces, magazine articles, audio and video clips and other useful links.
http://dailynews.yahoo.com/fc/Business/Antitrust_and_Trade_Regulation
Consumer Project on Technology (Antitrust)
Started in 1995 by Ralph Nader, the Consumer Project on Technology (CPT) focuses on the areas of intellectual property and health care, and electronic commerce and competition policy. CPTíƪs antitrust and enforcement page provides reviews of specific merger and antitrust issues and links to a separate page focusing on disputes over access to medical technologies and compulsory licensing.
http://www.cptech.org/at
Department of Justice Antitrust Division
The Department of Justice (DOJ) Antitrust Division homepage provides an overview of the mission of the Antitrust Division and links to recent DOJ antitrust-related press releases, public documents, antitrust case filings and FOIA information. By clicking íƘContact InformationíÆ£ the user also can access a linked list of antitrust sites worldwide. These are listed alphabetically, by country. Users also may report possible antitrust violations via this Web site.
http://www.usdoj.gov/atr
European Commission (Competition)
The European Commissioníƪs competition page includes links to official journal articles about antitrust, mergers, liberalization and state aid, information about cases and legislation as well as other significant documents in those areas. The page also includes information regarding the European competition policy and links to publications, speeches, other national authorities and competition sites.
http://europa.eu.int/comm/competition/index_en.html
Institute for Consumer Antitrust Studies
The Institute for Consumer Antitrust Studies, based at the Loyola University Chicago School of Law, studies the impact of antitrust law enforcement on the individual and on the public in general. The Instituteíƪs Web site provides information about upcoming programs, available publications (such as the Instituteíƪs working papers) and student fellowships. It also has a small list of antitrust-related links.
http://www.luc.edu/schools/law/antitrust/index.htm
Legal Information Institute (LII) Antitrust Law Overview
The Legal Information Instituteíƪs Antitrust Law Overview provides a very basic summary of the antitrust laws, links to key primary source material (including federal and state statutory materials and recent federal and state antitrust related judicial decisions), links to important Internet resources, and a list of useful íƘoffnetíÆ£ references. There is also a link to other topics relating to business enterprises. Source: Cornell Law School.
http://www.law.cornell.edu/topics/antitrust.html
Legal Information Institute (LII) Trade Regulation Law Overview
The Legal Information Instituteíƪs Trade Regulation Overview provides a very basic summary of trade regulation, links to key primary source material (including federal and state statutory materials, federal regulations, and recent federal and state judicial decisions on trade regulation), links to important Internet resources, and a list of useful íƘoffnetíÆ£ references. There is also a link to other topics dealing with particular activities or business sectors, and another link to topics dealing with enterprise law . Source: Cornell Law School.
http://www.law.cornell.edu/topics/trade_regulation.html
NAFTA Secretariat
The Web site of the NAFTA Secretariat provides the text of NAFTA, Rules and Decisions. Information is available in English, French and Spanish.
http://www.nafta-sec-alena.org/english/index.htm
National Regulatory Research Institute (NRRI)
Founded in 1976, the National Regulatory Research Institute (NRRI), is located at Ohio State University and is the official research arm of the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners, providing research and other assistance to state public utility commissions and other clients. The NNRI Web site provides access to an online newsletter and allows downloading of many reports and publications, most for a fee, but some for free. Among other things, the íƘOther Items of InterestíÆ£ section connects the user to a useful list of regulatory-related Web sites.
http://www.nrri.ohio-state.edu
Organization for Competitive Markets
The Organization for Competitive Markets (OCM) is a nonprofit organization that works to foster competition in the agricultural markets and preventing market power abuse. It provides research, information and advocacy toward that goal. The online Library provides links to academic reports and articles, government reports, membersíƪ opinions papers, testimony of OCM members, selected trial deposition and affidavit testimony and a small number of reported cases of interest. The íƘNews and EventsíÆ£ sections links to press releases, OCM newsletters and agriculture litigation updates. The OCM site also provides information about its Litigation Clearinghouse, established to help farmers, ranchers and their attorneys interested in litigated agricultural competition and trade practice issues.
http://www.competitivemarkets.com/
Robinson-Patman Act (RPAMall)
The RPAMall Web site is intended for use primarily by small businesses that want to figure out whether they are victims of price discrimination under the Robinson-Patman Act. However, the site, which is not highly organized, features a great deal of information that may be useful to lawyers seeking information about bringing cases under the Robinson-Patman Act. Source: Carl E. Person, JD.
http://www.lawmall.com/rpa/
Supreme Court Antitrust Debates
The Supreme Court Antitrust Debates (SCADs) Web site provides excerpts from 72 of the Supreme Court's antitrust opinions from 1895-1993, and also provides íƘcase guidesíÆ£ that link with each case and highlight the caseíƪs issues, the division of the Court, key quotes and study questions. The site is designed for students of antitrust economics, but will be helpful for any one seeking insight into the Courtíƪs antitrust thinking through 1993. Source: Ripon College.
http://www.ripon.edu/Faculty/bowenj/antitrust/intro.htm
World Trade Organization
The World Trade Organization (WTO) administers trade agreements, provides a forum for trade negotiations, handles trade disputes, monitors national trade policies, provides technical assistance and training for developing nations and works cooperatively with other international organizations. A wide variety of information and documentation is available on its searchable Web site. Its íƘResourcesíÆ£ page provides access to statistics, economic research and analysis (such as annual reports, press releases, special studies and working papers), an online bookshop (some publications can be downloaded free of charge, even though the paper copies are for sale), and links to other important international trade sites. The íƘDocumentsíÆ£ page provides links to explanation and analysis of the WTO agreements as well as the legal texts of the agreements.
http://www.wto.org
