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

March 09, 2021

Cravath partner John D. Buretta served as a co‑editor of the Ninth Edition of The Cartels and Leniency Review, which was published by The Law Reviews in March 2021. In addition to serving as co‑editor of the publication, John co‑authored the Editors’ Preface and the United States chapter, which discussed antitrust enforcement policies, prohibited agreements, immunities and affirmative defenses in highly regulated industries, as well as emerging trends in cartel enforcement and defense.

Please click here to read the preface and the U.S. chapter.

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Name
John D. Buretta
Title
Litigation
Title
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

    Admitted In

    • New York
    • District of Columbia

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