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Res Judicata Explained: Bar, Merger, and Litigation Finality

Meta Description: Understand Res Judicata, the legal doctrine of claim preclusion, and its two fundamental components: the Merger Doctrine and the Bar Doctrine. Learn how this principle ensures finality in civil litigation, prevents endless lawsuits, and promotes judicial efficiency. In the world of civil procedure, the concept of finality is paramount. Disputes must eventually end, […]

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Understanding Market Power: The Lynchpin of Antitrust Cases

META DESCRIPTION: Market power is the central concept in all antitrust enforcement. This post, guided by a Legal Expert, explains how courts and regulators like the Department of Justice and FTC define the relevant market, measure market share using tools like the Herfindahl-Hirschman Index (HHI), and assess entry barriers to determine if a firm is

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