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      Evidence and Exemptions: When is it Admissible?

      2 PM EDT

      When can can conduct that is exempt from liability under the antitrust laws be presented to a jury in an antitrust action? Our panel will explore the issues raised by using exempt conduct in an antitrust trial.
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      Event Details

      Duration

      60

      Format

      Webinar

      Date

      May 29, 2025

      2025-05-29T14:00:00-04:00 2025-05-29T15:00:00-04:00 Evidence and Exemptions: When is it Admissible? When can can conduct that is exempt from liability under the antitrust laws be presented to a jury in an antitrust action? Our panel will explore the issues raised by using exempt conduct in an antitrust trial.

      Speakers

      Katherine Bleicher

      Mayer Brown

      Katherine Bleicher

      Mayer Brown

      Swathi Bojedla

      Hausfeld LLP

      Swathi Bojedla

      Hausfeld LLP

      Timothy Longman

      Bakerhostetler

      Sponsors

      Antitrust Law Section

      Co-sponsors

      Exemptions and Immunities

      Moderators

      Stephen Michael Medlock

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