Title: Antitrust compliance : perspectives and resources for corporate counselors.
Authors: American Bar Association.
Publisher: ABA Section of Antitrust Law,
Year: 2005
Subjects: Antitrust law United States; Corporate legal departments United States.
Contents: 1. Making antitrust training understandable and usable for the corporate client: a private practitioner's perspective -- 2. The federal sentencing guidelines: why you should care and what you should know -- 3. Theories of corporate crime and truly effective compliance programs -- 4. Private and public companies take heed: effective antitrust compliance takes into account the Sarbanes-Oxley act -- 5. Elements of an effective antitrust compliance program: a government perspective -- 6. "Can't anybody here play this game?" Tips from a coach -- 7. A model antrtrust compliance manual -- 8. The pros and cons of using computer-based training for antitrust compliance -- 9. Online antitrust complaince training programs: fundamental issues and best practices -- 10. Toward an integrated approach to legal counseling: a targeted antitrust portal -- 11. Policing compliance: the outside antitrust audit -- 12. Managing distribution: how to develop a corporate legal compliance program -- 13. Unique antitrust compliance training considerations for trade associations -- 14. Thinking globally and acting globally: running an international antitrust-make that competition law-compliance program -- 15. Planning antitrust compliance programs for multinational corporations -- 16. Strategic considerations related to creating or modifying your antitrust compliance program during and after a government antitrust investigation -- 17. Competition compliance in Canada.