ANTITRUST COMMITTEE

Antitrust Practicum Brown Bag Series

2009-2010 Antitrust Practicum Brown Bag Series

Topic 1: ABC's of International Merger Control
November 18, 2009, 12:30 - 1:30 p.m. ET
You believe your deal may require filings beyond the United States, but where do you start? This program will explore the basics of international merger control, from determining if you have filing obligations in multiple jurisdictions to staying on top of each review process.
Panelists:
David Ernst, White & Case, New York, NY
Andrea Hamilton, McDermott Will & Emery, Brussels
Christine Laciak, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, Washington, D.C.
Hartmut Schneider, Wilmer Hale, Washington, D.C.
Moderator:
Sarah Sandok Rabinovici, Morgan, Lewis & Bockius, New York, NY
Program Flyer

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The 101 Practice Series: Breaking Down the Basics

The 101 Practice Series: Breaking Down the Basics
The practice series is an online resource for new lawyers covering basic training in both substantive and practical aspects of a law practice. With over 170 quick tips and tools, this series is an essential resource for lawyers in their first three years of practice and is exclusively available to ABA members.

Career Development
Time Management Tips
Understanding the Importance of Marketing and Client Development
When You're One of the Few: Advice for Women and Lawyers of Color
Effective Written Communication: Thinking Like a Writer
Adjunct Teaching Opportunities as Marketing Tools

Relationships
Balancing Life and Work
E-mail Etiquette
How to Break Bad News to Your Client
Using Paralegals Wisely
Working Efficiently with Your Assistant

Ethics
Quick and Easy Ethics Tips
Professional Responsibility Reminders
Confidentiality, Privilege: A Basic Value in Two Different Applications

Practice-Specific
Antitrust Law
Merger Challenges under A Coordinated Interaction Theory
Antitrust Standing And Injury
Differentiating between Horizontal and Vertical Restraints
United States and European Union Merger Review: Convergence or Collision?
Per se Analysis vs. The Rule of Reason: When and How Courts Apply these Antitrust Rules, and Why It Matters
Defining a Relevant Antitrust Product Market
Efforts to Influence Government Action: The Noerr-Pennington Doctrine
Exclusive Dealerships and Exclusive Dealing: Understanding the Difference
Merger Challenges Under A Coordinated Interaction Theory
Understanding the Differences between Civil and Criminal Antitrust

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