Fall 2009

A New Administration & U.S. Antitrust Enforcement
-Daniel R. Shulman

Global Enforcement of Anticompetitive Conduct
-Michael D. Hausfeld

Re-examining Trans-Atlantic Similarities & Divergences in Substative & Procedural Competition Law
-Dr. Philip Marsden & Peter Whelan

Coordination Among National Antitrust Agencies
-Kris Dekeyser, Mario Siragusa, Douglas Rosenthal & David Golden

Intellectual Property & Antitrust: Two Scorpions in a Bottle
-John DeQ. Briggs

Observations from the Field: ACPERA's First Five Years
-Michael D. Hausfeld, Michael P. Lehmann & Megan E. Jones

Reexamination Practice with Concurrent District Court Litigation or Section 337 USITC Investigations
-Robert Greene Sterne, Jon E. Wright & Lori A. Gordon

The Parallel Universes of the USITC & the District Courts
-Cecilia H. Gonzalez, Juliana M. Cofrancesco & Nikole R. Salata

Proving Willful Infringement Post-Seagate: Don't Divorce the WIllfulness Analysis from its Tort Foundations as an Intent Inquiry
-Ronald James Schutz & Brenda L. Joly

The "Elevated Evidentiary Burden" to Prove Inequitable Conduct
-Terrence P. McMahon & Mary B. Boyle

Conducting eDiscovery After the Amendments: The Second Wave
-Thomas Y. Allman

Federal Rule of Evidence 502(d) & Compelled Quick Peek Productions
-Martin R. Lueck & Patrick M. Arenz

The Protective Order Tookit: Protecting Privilege with Federal Rule of Evidence 502
-Patrick L. Oot

In Rem, Quasi In Rem, & Virtual In Rem Jurisdiction Over Discovery
-Elizabeth J. Cabraser

eDiscovery, Privacy & the Transfer of Data Across Borders: Proposed Solutions for Cutting the Gordian Knot
-Moze Cowper & Amor Esteban

Changing Privacy & Data Protection in Japan
-Dr. Hiroshi Miyashita

The Sedona Conference^® Commentary on Preservation, Management & Identification of Sorces of Information that are Not Reasonably Accessible
-The Sedona Conference^®

The Sedona Conference^® Commentary of Achieving Quality in the eDiscovery Process
-The Sedona Conference^®