Deirdre Hay

Background

About Deirdre Hay

Dr. Deirdre Hay is Director of LL.M. and International Career Services at Cornell Law School. She has worked at several international law firms including DLA Piper (complex antitrust litigation), Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton (antitrust), and K&L Gates (antitrust and energy law). She is also Past President of New York's Women's Bar Association (an organization of about 4,300 mostly women attorneys). Deirdre ran for Supreme Court Justice in the 6th Judicial District on the Democratic ticket and lost by two percentage points in a red district. Deirdre's publications include: Areeda -Turner “Down Under”: Predatory Pricing in Australia Before and After Boral, REVIEW OF INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION (2015) available at http://ssrn.com/abstract=2557689 (co-authored with George A. Hay); UNILATERAL EFFECTS FROM MERGERS OF FIRMS OFFERING DIFFERENTIATED PRODUCTS: AUSTRALIA AND THE UNITED STATES COMPARED (Vandeplas Publishing 2008); All Headache Pills are not the Same! Product Differentiation and the Result: Unilateral Market Power 36(4) AUSTRALIAN BUSINESS LAW REVIEW 281 (2008);Book Review: Modeling European Mergers: Theory, Competition Policy and Case Studies (Peter A. B. Van Bergeijk, Erik Kloosterhuis eds, Edward Elgar Publishing Limited 2005), 15(2) CCLJ 242 (2007); Unilateral Competitive Effects of Horizontal Mergers - Markets, Models, and Modes of Analysis, 14 CCLJL 217 (2006-2007); Bringing Australian Merger Control into the Twenty-First Century by Incorporating Unilateral Effects, 3 CCLJ 119 (2005)(both co-authored with Gregory J. Werden);Multi-purpose Critical Loss and Critical Demand Elasticity – Determining How Much Substitution is Necessary, Defining Markets, Assessing Whether Mergers are Likely to Substantially Lessen Competition and … Assessing Market Power! 11 CCLJ 236 (2004); Quantitative Economic Evidence in Australian and New Zealand Courtrooms, 10 CCLJ 284 (2003)(co-authored with Charles A. Sweeney QC); A Lesson from the U.S. Hypothetical Monopolist About Market Definition: Timeframes and Thresholds and the QCMA Test, 6 CCLJ 73 (1998);and Performers’ Rights: The Right of Personality and the Possibility of a Proprietary Right, 6 AIPLJ 92 (1995).