This book is great for Antitrust attorneys, Intellectual property attorneys, Antitrust economists, Corporate Counsel, Licensing attorneys.
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"A thoughtful, comprehensive and successful effort to make sense of a complex subject, that is not only useful but entertaining..." -- Dr. Sumanth Addanki Senior Vice President National Economic Research Associates
"At last (and maybe for the first time) antitrust made understandable for patent attorneys." -- Jay Simon Asst. Chief Attorney, Exxon Mobil Corporation
"Guides the reader through important legal precedents and develops their implications for law and public policy." -- Dr. Richard Gilbert Director, Navigant Consulting Former Deputy Asst. Attorney General, Antitrust Div. and major contributor to the Intellectual Property Guidelines
"At last (and maybe for the first time) antitrust made understandable for patent attorneys." -- Jay Simon Asst. Chief Attorney, Exxon Mobil Corporation
"Guides the reader through important legal precedents and develops their implications for law and public policy." -- Dr. Richard Gilbert Director, Navigant Consulting Former Deputy Asst. Attorney General, Antitrust Div. and major contributor to the Intellectual Property Guidelines
About the Author
Alan J. Weinschel is a partner of Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP and a member of the Firm's Antitrust and Technology and Proprietary Rights Groups. His practice has covered virtually all aspects of antitrust counseling and litigation, including mergers and acquisitions, licensing, distribution, pricing, promotional allowances, and monopoly power issues.
He has also worked on the interface between antitrust and virtually all types of proprietary rights including patents, know-how, trademarks, copyrights and such technology-intensive areas as computers, computer software, semiconductor wafer fabrication, and avionics.
Mr. Weinschel, author of numerous articles and a frequent lecturer, is a past Chair of the New York State Bar Association's Antitrust Section, a member of the Antitrust Section of the American Bar Association and its Committees on Intellectual Property and Section 2 of the Sherman Act, and served for many years on the Editorial Board of Antitrust Developments published by the ABA.
Mr. Weinschel is a gruduate of Brooklyn College of the City University of New York, and received his law degree cum laude for New York University where he graduated with honors.
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This review is from: Antitrust Intellectual Property Handbook (Ring-bound)
This book is an excellent resource for both economists and attorneys seeking to learn more about the conjunction of antitrust and intellectual property.
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