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Antitrust (Black Letter Outlines)

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I was a good law student, but had big trouble in my antitrust course trying to grasp some of the basic concepts. This book helped me immensely, but is not a substitute for reading cases and struggling to understand what's going on.

This book will give you the black-letter law you can use as well as helpful explanations of the leading cases.

I found my Antitrust course difficult to follow at times. This book helped me sort through the cases and prepare for the exam. It also helps you gage the big picture and how the cases fir together.

I found this book very helpful in understanding the core concepts and basic analysis involved in Antitrust. The sample questions and model answers were also very useful in constructing - and deconstructing - exam answers.

After a few weeks owning this book I must consider that it is really useless for me. I bought this book expecting supporting material for my LL.M.-antitrust-class. This book is maybe a good ressource for someone who wants a introduction into antitrust laws but leaves you helpless if you need some structures to deal with antitrust issues in pratice (or even from an practical approach like in an LL.M.-class).

This book is both a begginer's obligatory reading and a consultation source for the practising lawyer dealing with antitrust issues. It is also quoted in many foreign books about the subject, for example "Os fundamentos do Antitruste" written by a Brazilian professor (Dr. Paula A. Forgioni) also because it is one of the most comprehensive existing/available in the market. In my opinion a book needed in any reasonable office's library. As I have read some parts of it borrowing from a coleague I will by one for myself.