US and EU Converging on Dominant-Firm-Abuse Theory

Partner Howard Fogt authored an article for Law360 on July 1, 2013 titled, “US and EU Converging on Dominant-Firm-Abuse Theory.” The article discusses the recent evidence of possible greater convergence between the United States and the European Union on issues of abusive market conduct by dominant firms.

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US and EU Converging on Dominant-Firm-Abuse Theory

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Howard W. Fogt

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