Gilbert Law Summaries on Antitrust

The book is very detailed and easy to understand. Time is the element to complete reading. Thank you. Jimmy

This commercial outline was great in some areas like horizontal mergers and very cursory in others. There was no material on many of the exclusionary conduct topics we covered. Perhaps supplement this supplement with another supplement for a rounded and complete overview (or don't take this class--it was my least favorite in all of law school and I was an undergrad econ major).

This is a good resource for learning the current state of antitrust law. It is best, however, for black letter concepts, and is much weaker when it comes to the historical perspective or grey areas. Using it as a supplement or outline is a good idea, but it is definitely not a complete primary sourcre. Then again, most people don't expect Gilbert summaries to be complete treatises on the law! Overall, I would say I am thankful I bought this to help prepare for my general antitrust exam, but it did have holes in its information, especially when it came to antitrust history, and I had to go elsewhere for those details.