Press Release: Statement by Microsoft on Settlement of State Antitrust Claims - November 6, 2001

Press Release: Microsoft Signs Consent Decree with U.S. Government to Settle Antitrust Case - November 2, 2001

U.S. Court of Appeals Opinion - June 28, 2001

Why Does Microsoft Charge So Little for Windows? - Bernard Reddy, David S. Evans, and Albert L. Nichols - October 16, 2000

Integrating New PC Software - Kenneth G. Elzinga and David E. Mills - October 16, 2000

Integrating New Features into the PC Operating System - Steven J. Davis, Jack MacCrisken, and Kevin M. Murphy - October 16, 2000

Copyright, Licensing, and the "First Screen" - Ronald A. Cass - October 16, 2000

Microsoft Submits Proposed Findings of Fact - August 10, 1999

A Case of Trial in Error: The Microsoft Antitrust Lawsuit - December 7, 1998

Bill Neukom Nov. 24, 1998 AM Statement at Court - November 24, 1998

Microsoft Comments on Potential Deal Between Netscape, AOL, Sun - November 23, 1998

Economic Experts Challenge Underlying Assumptions in Government's Case - October 16, 1998

Press Release: Microsoft Asks Court to Dismiss Government Lawsuit - August 10, 1998

Press Release: Microsoft Seeks Revocation of "Special Master" Process to Ensure Complete Fairness in DOJ Case - December 23, 1997

Press Release: DOJ's Request for New Court Order Shows that Internet Explorer is an Integrated Feature of Windows - December 23, 1997

Press Release: Microsoft Appeals Preliminary Injunction - December 15, 1997

Press Release: Microsoft Files Response to Department of Justice Petition - November 11, 1997

Antispam Law Enforcement

Antitrust Case (U.S.): Trial and Appeal

Antitrust Case (U.S.): Settlement Proceedings

Antitrust Case (U.S): Remedies Trial

Antitrust Class Action Lawsuits

European Commission

Japanese Fair Trade Commission

Korean Fair Trade Commission

Sun Microsystems Inc. and Microsoft

Other Legal Issues

Microsoft on the Google-Yahoo! Deal

European Commission and Microsoft: Court of First Instance Decision

Kelley v. Microsoft: The Windows Vista Capable Lawsuit

Windows Principles: Empowering Choice, Opportunity, and Interoperability