Neil Averitt commentary: Keeping litigation manageable

Antitrust litigation is notoriously complex and time-consuming. This complexity is starting to interfere with plaintiffs’ and enforcement agencies’ ability to get their work done. However, experienced litigators suggest several steps that...

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