Partner Jordan Elias’s new article, Antitrust Restoration from California Anchored by a New Monopolization Synthesis, came out this week in Competition, the Journal of the Antitrust and Unfair Competition Section of the California Lawyers’ Association.
The article makes recommendations on how California law should be amended to counteract unlawful monopolies, an issue now being explored by the state’s Law Revision Commission. Drawing on his antitrust practice experience, Jordan argues for a return to mid-twentieth-century principles in structuring a new law that can be effectively used in cases against alleged monopolists.
An elected member of the American Law Institute, Jordan is the author of several other law review articles and book chapters.
