This course in antitrust examines the basics of three major provisions of federal antitrust legislation. It covers restraints of trade, monopolization, and illegal mergers. It emphasizes the role of antitrust regulation in maintaining competitive business conditions, both as an introduction to U.S. economic perspective and its role in technological innovation. All courses run from May 29 July 17 unless otherwise specified. For withdrawal thereafter, students will be liable for full class tuition.
Class size is limited.
Applications will be handled on a first come, first served basis. Attorneys may elect to take the course for unit credit or MCLE credit or both. Santa Clara University certifies that this activity has been approved for MCLE credit by the State Bar of California in amounts of one hour of MCLE credit for each classroom hour to each course taken. As the provider, Santa Clara University will retain the required MCLE records for this program.