Hausfeld LLP recently published "Observations from the Field: ACPERA's First Five Years" in the Sedona Conference Law Journal. The article examines the real world impact of the Antitrust Criminal Penalty Enhancement And Reform Act of 2004 ("ACPERA") on civil antitrust litigation in its first five years, as well as raises questions about its future application. The article is currently available for download on Westlaw.
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November 06, 2009
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