New issue of Competition
The Spring/Summer 2005 issue of Competition, the journal of the Antitrust and Unfair Competition Law Section of the State Bar of California, is now out. It is a symposium on Prop. 64, and includes a number of articles with intriguing titles:

• "Private 'Representative Actions' Under California's Unfair Competition Law After Proposition 64: A Comparative Analysis," by Gerald E. Hawxhurst and Kevin Y. Teruya
  
• "Proposition 64 Does Not Apply to Pending Cases," by Bonny E. Sweeney (and thank you, Bonny, for citing this blog in your article)
  
• "Proposition 64 Applies to Pending Cases," by Thomas S. Hixson
  
• "Is UCL Fraud Now Akin to Common Law Fraud? Reliance, Materiality and Causation After Proposition 64," by Andrew B. Serwin and Russell L. Carlberg
  
• "Problems in Partnering with Public Prosecutors," by Barbara M. Motz
  
• "Have Unfair Competition Claims Become 'Federalized' After Proposition 64 and the Class Action Fairness Act?" by Amy Darby and Amy Maclear
  
• "California Antitrust and Unfair Competition Law Update," by Thomas Greene and Thomas A. Papageorge

The new issue is free to Section members, but is not yet available online. Non-members can order a copy by contacting the Section directly:

Antitrust & Unfair Competition Section
The State Bar of California
180 Howard Street
San Francisco, CA 94105-1639
415-538-2554
415-538-2368 fax
- posted by Kim Kralowec @ 12:01 AM