Private litigation guide / edited by Nicholas Heaton and Benjamin Holt.
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TextSeries: Publisher: London, UK : Global Competition Review, Law Business Research Ltd., [2020]Edition: Second editionDescription: v, 443 pages; 25cmContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9781838622169
- 23 343.0721
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| 343.072 FRE 2021 Frédéric Jenny : standing up for convergence and relevance in antitrust / | 343.072 HER 2021 Herbert Hovenkamp : the dean of American antitrust law : liber amicorum | 343.072 INF Information exchange and related risks : a jurisdictional guide | 343.072 PRI 2020 Private litigation guide | 343.0721 ALG 2007 Algorithmic game theory / | 343.0721 AYA 2014 Fairness in antitrust : protecting the strong from the weak / | 343.0721 AYA 2014 Fairness in antitrust : protecting the strong from the weak / |
"Part I of the Guide includes 21 chapters written by ... practitioners, exploring in depth the key themes raised in competition litigation across the globe, such as jurisdictional considerations, class actions and damages ... Part II of the Guide conains a ... summary of the position on a jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction basis to allow quick access to key information and a cross jurisdictional analysis. It takes the form of a series of questions covering the most critical private litigation issues. Experienced practitioners in 13 countries have supplied digestible, targeted responses to these questions. The Guide presents these insights in an accessible manner that lets users focus on specific issues and compare them across jurisdictions"--Page 1.
Includes bibliographical references.
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