Antitrust

Throwback Thursday: Ralf Michaels on Empagran’s Empire

By Maggie Gardner
April 28, 2022 posted in: Extraterritoriality

Ralf Michaels’ brief book chapter on F. Hoffman-La Roche Ltd. v. Empagran S.A. fundamentally changed my understanding of that case—as well as my understanding of the Supreme Court’s recent approach to transnational cases more generally. Empagran seems like a sleeper of a case, a short opinion about yet another transnational antitrust class action. But from…

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