LAW 890C - Comparative Anti-Trust Law (Section: LS1)

Description: This course is a general introduction to a comparative analysis of US, European and global antitrust law. The course will emphasize the attorney's role in dealing with clients engaged in business in the US and/or in Europe. Students will acquire the fundamental analytical tools needed to represent clients faced with potential or actual antitrust problems. They will examine the cultural and historical aspects underlying the differences between the US and EU approaches to certain cases (i.e. Microsoft, GE/Honeywell merger, etc.). Finally, the course will explore applying international antitrust law notably within the framework of the WTO.

Term: Summer San Francisco Law Session   Units: 2   Course Type(s): Corporate/Commercial Law, International Law, JD Elective, LLM International, LLM US Legal Studies
Offered: Monday 3:10PM - 5:30PM , Tuesday 3:10PM - 5:30PM , Wednesday 3:10PM - 5:30PM , Thursday 3:10PM - 5:30PM , Friday 3:10PM - 5:30PM from June 29, 2009 through July 14, 2009
Location: San Francisco
Meeting room: Building: 536 Mission St., Room 3209
Instructor: Frank Romano
Capacity/Available: 15/10
Status: Open — register online »
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Comments: This 2 unit course will meet Monday - Friday, June 29 - July 14, 2009 at 3:10-5:30 PM. Professor Frank Romano is a GGU graduate and a Sorbonne PhD who now is a professor at the University of Paris X (Nanterre) ("UPX") and a practicing lawyer in the US and Europe. "UPX" is our partner school in the Paris summer abroad program.  

Syllabus: Romano Comp Antitrust Law Syll SU2009.pdf (posted Monday, May 11, 2009)

Previously offered sections:

	Term	Section	Location	Dates	Offered	Instructor	Syllabus
»	09/UL	LS1	San Francisco	Jun 29 - Jul 14, 2009	Monday 3:10PM-5:30PM Tuesday 3:10PM-5:30PM Wednesday 3:10PM-5:30PM Thursday 3:10PM-5:30PM Friday 3:10PM-5:30PM	Frank Romano