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Philip D. Bartz - Concurrences

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By David Schwartz, Rebecca Nelson Verified, Philip D. Bartz, Stephen Scannell
| Concurrences Verified
Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner (Washington) Partner Philip D. Bartz is a partner at BCLP, based in Washington. His practice focuses on antitrust litigation, including the defense of antitrust class actions, complex commercial litigation, defense of federal and state investigations, and antitrust advice. During the course of his career, he has counseled Fortune 500 clients regarding antitrust litigation matters related to merger and acquisitions, distribution channel issues and antitrust compliance.
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Stay Above Board In 2024: New Thresholds Applicable to Clayton Act Prohibition on Interlocking Directorates | JD Supra

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By Paul Barrs, Philip D. Bartz, Rebecca Nelson
| JD Supra
The Federal Trade Commission recently announced revised thresholds (“2024 Thresholds”) applicable to Section 8 of the Clayton Act, 15 U.S.C. § 19. The thresholds are adjusted annually based on changes in gross national product. Section 8 prohibits one person from serving as an officer or director for competing companies. It is intended to protect against competitors sharing competitively sensitive information and coordinating their businesses through the shared officer/director.
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Stay above board in 2024 - new thresholds applicable to Clayton Act prohibition on interlocking directorates

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By Paul Barrs, Philip D. Bartz, Rebecca Nelson, Stephen Scannell
| Lexology Verified
The Federal Trade Commission recently announced revised thresholds (“2024 Thresholds”) applicable to Section 8 of the Clayton Act, 15 U.S.C. § 19. The thresholds are adjusted annually based on changes in gross national product. Section 8 prohibits one person from serving as an officer or director for competing companies. It is intended to protect against competitors sharing competitively sensitive information and coordinating their businesses through the shared officer/director.
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