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John Buretta Serves as Co‑Editor of the Eighth Edition of The Cartels and Leniency Review

March 05, 2020

Cravath partner John D. Buretta served as co‑editor of the Eighth Edition of The Cartels and Leniency Review by Law Business Research in March 2020. In addition to serving as co‑editor of the publication, John co‑authored the Editors’ Preface and the United States chapter, which discussed U.S.‑specific antitrust provisions that prohibit cartel activity harmful to competition, the types of agreements prohibited, how illegal cartel conduct is detected and leniency and penalties.

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John D. Buretta
Title
Litigation
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Partner
Email
jburetta@cravath.com
Phone
+1-212-474-1260
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    Education

    • J.D., 1996, Georgetown University Law Center
      cum laude
    • B.A., 1993, University of California, Berkeley

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    • New York
    • District of Columbia

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