Peter J. Carney is partner at White & Case (Washington, DC office). He represents domestic and foreign clients in complex civil litigation at all levels in federal and state courts. A significant part of his practice focuses on issues of international law and federal government regulation, particularly antitrust. He also has experience representing clients in international arbitration, including the World Bank’s ICSID forum and ad hoc international arbitration. Mr. Carney regularly represents clients before federal government bodies, as well as before the courts in sensitive, high-profile investigations and proceedings. Mr. Carney has represented clients in investigations and proceedings conducted by, among others, the US Department of Justice Antitrust Division, the FTC, the Securities Exchange Commission, Department of the Treasury Office of Foreign Asset Control, and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
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US State Unfair Competition Laws Create Increased Exposure for Misappropriated IP* For many years, information technology companies in the United States have expressed concern regarding what they have perceived to be the prevalence of pirated software in certain countries. One recent report, (...)
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This article is part of a set of 5 articles released in Concurrences N°3-2008: Resale price regulation: Leegin and much more * The authors gratefully acknowledge the contributions of summer associates Christel Green and Aaron McAllister. I. Introduction 1. In 2007, the Supreme Court of the (...)
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This is a set of 5 articles on Resale Price Maintenance. This topic has recently been debated following the US Supreme Court Leegin ruling and the draft French reform of the antitrust act. The first article is written by 2 leading economists on the economic debate on the welfare effects of (...)
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