#222 Too Political or Not Political Enough? A Debate on the Relationship Between Antitrust Enforcement and Democracy.
There are many debates in the antitrust world today, but none is as fundamental as […]
#216 Has the Risk of Information Exchanges Shifted? DOJ’s Withdrawal of Healthcare Policy Statements.
For 30 years, companies in healthcare and other industries have relied on agency guidance immunizing […]
#213 Where Are All the Women Economists? #MeToo Issues in Antitrust Economics
Demand for diverse economists has exploded, but institutions still fail to recruit, retain, and promote […]
#211 What’s It Like Seeing Trials on the Bench? Conversation With Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers.
Serving on the bench is a challenge and a privilege. For certain communities in our […]
#209 Who Are Deon Woods Bell and Laura Wilkinson? A Conversation With Two Legends of the Antitrust and Consumer Protection Bar in Celebration of Black History Month
Deon Woods Bell and Laura Wilkinson join Our Curious Amalgam and Diversity. Advanced to celebrate […]
#206 Who’s Going to the 2023 Spring Meeting? A Sneak Preview With the Co-Chairs
The ABA Antitrust Law Section’s Spring Meeting is the largest annual gathering of competition, consumer […]
#205 Is the Game Over? New Challenges to the Antitrust Exemption for Major League Baseball.
Major League Baseball (“MLB”) is big business, with revenues that exceeded $10 billion in 2019. […]
#204 What Does Monopoly Really Mean? A Conversation With Barry Hawk, Author of “Monopoly in America”
The debate about the role of government in regulating monopolies is getting more heated by […]
#203 What Is the Value of Personal Information? Quantifying the Harm Caused by Data Privacy Breaches
Plaintiffs in consumer data privacy class action lawsuits may demand money damages for the loss […]
#199 What’s New in US Vertical Merger Enforcement? A Look at the UnitedHealth-Change Merger Decision and Beyond
Vertical mergers present unique doctrinal and economic issues and are rarely challenged in court, so […]