Table of Contents FOREWORD - Justices Kathryn N. Feldman and Robert J. Sharpe (Court of Appeal for Ontario) and Kenneth C. Mackenzie (Court of Appeal for British Columbia) CHAPTER 1: LITIGATING CONSPIRACY: AN INTRODUCTION - Stephen G.A. Pitel CHAPTER 2: COMPETITION CLASS ACTIONS: AN EVALUATION OF DETERRENCE AND CORRECTIVE JUSTICE RATIONALES - Margaret Sanderson and Michael Trebilcock CHAPTER 3: COORDINATING PRIVATE CLASS ACTION AND PUBLIC AGENCY ENFORCEMENT OF ANTITRUST LAW - David Rosenberg and James P. Sullivan CHAPTER 4: IMPERFECT INFORMATION AND CONSPIRACY CLASS ACTIONS - Edward M. Iacobucci CHAPTER 5: THE INVESTMENT THEORY OF CLASS ACTIONS - Guy Halfteck CHAPTER 6: ANTITRUST CLASS ACTIONS: CHAOS IN THE COURTS - Robert H.

Klonoff CHAPTER 7: CLASS CERTIFICATION IN THE MICROSOFT INDIRECT PURCHASER LITIGATION - William H. Page CHAPTER 8: THE UNITED STATES EXPERIENCE WITH COMPETITION CLASS ACTION CERTIFICATION: A COMMENT - Spencer Weber Waller CHAPTER 9: THE CERTIFICATION OF COMPETITION-RELATED CLASS ACTIONS IN CANADA - John B. Laskin, Linda M. Plumpton, and Amanda M. Kemshaw CHAPTER 10: CONSPIRACY CLASS ACTIONS: EVIDENCE ON THE MOTION FOR CERTIFICATION - David W. Kent CHAPTER 11: CLASS ACTIONS AGAINST MULTIPLE DEFENDANTS IN QUEBEC: THE ISSUES OF LEGAL INTEREST AND STANDING TO SUE - Catherine Piché CHAPTER 12: AVOIDING PITFALLS AND POTENTIAL CONFLICTS IN NEGOTIATING CLASS COUNSEL FEES AND OBTAINING COURT APPROVAL - J.J. Camp CHAPTER 13: JURISDICTIONAL ISSUES IN INTERNATIONAL CARTEL CASES: A CANADIAN PERSPECTIVE - Donald B.

Houston and Jeanne L. Pratt CHAPTER 14: AN AMERICAN PERSPECTIVE: COMMENT ON THE ARTICLES BY J.J. CAMP, AND DONALD HOUSTON AND JEANNE PRATT - Joseph P. Bauer CHAPTER 15: THE ROLE OF ECONOMICS IN CLASS CERTIFICATION AND CLASS-WIDE IMPACT - John C. Beyer CHAPTER 16: ESTIMATING DAMAGES FROM PRICE-FIXING - James A. Brander and Thomas W. Ross CHAPTER 17: COMPENSATION FOR THE CLASS: ASCERTAINING AND DISTRIBUTING DAMAGES IN A COMPETITION CLASS ACTION - James Sullivan and Amelia Staunton.