The antitrust barometer has been remarkably steady since last year's annual review. It has
been a year without storms, tornadoes, or hurricanes. The substantive front has been quiet …

1994's recent antitrust developments have been important. But there is an interesting aspect
of those developments—one that I think reflects a trend that, over the past decade or so, has …

When you leave here today, you certainly will not know—because we, at least, will not have
told you—the laws of the fifty states. What we are going to try to do is give you a view of …

Herbert Hovenkamp has had a tremendous impact in antitrust scholarship. With over 4000
citations in the WestlawJLR database (most of which are for his antitrust scholarship) …

Paul McGrath became Assistant Attorney General in charge of the Antitrust Division on
December 16th of last year. Prior to that time, he had served as Assistant Attorney General in …

In a little more than eight years, we shall be celebrating the centennial of the Sherman Act.
No other legislation has continued to command the support and confidence of the American …

In United States v. Microsoft, 1 the DC Circuit considered several antitrust claims brought by
the US government and individual states against the Microsoft Corporation, a manufacturer …

Welcome to the" Woodstock of antitrust." I really do think of it as the Woodstock of antitrust
because we seem to gather here every spring to celebrate important national antitrust policy …

Mr. Crane: Terry is, of course, an old friend of ours. He was a member of our Section, was
Chairman of our Robinson-Patman Act Committee, and has deep roots among us. He is a …

The phenomenon of change is not a peculiar characteristic of the law. Even in the field of the
exact sciences what is regarded as immutable one day is later found to be quite untenable …