Introduction to US Antitrust Law “Part 2 Anticompetitive Agreement” [Subtitles]
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Kenneth O'Rourke, partner in Wilson Soncini's antitrust practice, discusses U.S. antitrust law in four articles.
This Part 3 video provides an overview of Section 2 of the Sherman Act, the federal antitrust law regarding anticompetitive conduct by single firms. It explains the elements that must be present for a single firm's conduct to be illegal and discusses various examples of what could be considered exclusive conduct, such as monopolistic or tying deals.
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Kenneth O'Rourke, partner in Wilson Soncini's antitrust practice, discusses U.S. antitrust law in four articles.
This Part 3 video provides an overview of Section 2 of the Sherman Act, the federal antitrust law regarding anticompetitive conduct by single firms. It explains the elements that must be present for a single firm's conduct to be illegal and discusses various examples of what could be considered exclusive conduct, such as monopolistic or tying deals.
Kenneth R. O'Rourke
Kenneth (Ken) O'Rourke Attorney
As a partner in Wilson Soncini's antitrust practice, he focuses on complex litigation, high-risk US and international dispute resolution, and defense in government investigations.Based in Washington, DC, he continues to operate in California.
Over 30 years of international experience in multi-jurisdictional civil litigation, class action lawsuits, “bets” litigation, government regulatory investigations, business merger litigation, and high-risk antitrust and intellectual property disputes. We have represented large and start-up companies including various projects.To date, there have been class action lawsuits and subsequent international price cartel litigation, monopoly and attempted monopoly cases, pending mergers and acquisitions filed with government regulators and private litigants, reasonable We have handled intellectual property disputes related to refusal to license standard essential patents (SEPs) based on RAND) conditions, and pharmaceutical-related antitrust litigation alleging delays in the entry of generic drugs due to patent settlements through reverse payments.
He is admitted to practice in California and Washington, DC, and is a solicitor (non-practicing) in the Upper Court of England and Wales and the Republic of Ireland.
Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati
Wilson Sonsini is a leading international law firm providing legal services to technology, life sciences and growth companies.We represent start-ups to multi-billion dollar global corporations (more than 300 public companies, We represent a wide range of clients, from over 3,000 private companies (more than 1961 privately held companies), and provide a wide range of services at all stages of their development. Founded in 16, we operate from XNUMX locations around the world, including the United States, China and Europe, which are key technology, business and regulatory hubs.
Antitrust and Competition Law – Widely recognized as one of the leading international law firms in the field of competition law, Wilson Soncini has offices in Washington, New York, Silicon Valley and Brussels and is the most We are uniquely positioned to assist our clients in legal proceedings, merger reviews, and cartel litigation.Lawyers on our antitrust team regularly advise clients on a variety of issues and compliance issues, including pricing, distribution, vertical restraints, standardization efforts, joint ventures and patent pools. I will.The firm has extensive experience representing U.S. and global clients in antitrust matters before the U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Trade Commission, European Commission and other competition regulators and courts.
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