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The Annual Conference will explore pathways to, and the reforms needed to create effective, progressive, consumer-oriented antitrust policy from three perspectives: (1) the core competition policies reflected in modern case law and economic analysis; (2) the institutions of antitrust enforcement and policymaking, including the Federal Trade Commission, U.S. Department of Justice, State Attorneys’ General, and Congress; and (3) the successes and failures of antitrust as applied in the nation’s critical business sectors and industries.

The Annual Conference plenary and breakout sessions will evaluate the substantive legal, economic, business, and institutional analysis that lies behind each segment of the 2016 Transition Report.

Donald I. Baker will receive the AAI Alfred E. Kahn Award for Antitrust Achievement during the luncheon.

Click here to register for the AAI’s Annual Conference on June 18.

This conference will be of special interest to practitioners, government enforcers, scholars, businesses, public interest organizations, and everyone with a stake in the success and successful reform of the antitrust laws during the next presidential administration.

Tuition:

• $500.00 All Day Tuition
• $150.00 Government and Academic
• $0 Advisory Board or Media

Thank you for Supporting this Program:

• Adams Holcomb LLP
• Bates White Economic Consulting
• Blecher & Collins
• Cohen Milstein Sellers & Toll PLLC
• Committee to Support Antitrust Laws
• Constantine Cannon
• Cuneo Gilbert & LaDuca
• Dickstein Shapiro LLP
• Epiq Systems
• Expedia
• Google
• Gustafson Gluek PLLC
• KCC
• Microsoft
• Nathan Associates, Inc.
• National Beer Wholesalers Association
• Spector Roseman Kodroff & Willis

For sponsorship information, please contact sfrey.