#125 Is This a Tragedy of the Commons? Antitrust Law and Open-Source Licensing
Many software development companies are distributing software under open-source licenses, which allows broad access. But […]
#120 What Advice Do You Have for a Young Lawyer? Words of Wisdom from Our Guests
In many past episodes of Our Curious Amalgam we asked our guests what career advice […]
#118 What’s The Role Of Journalism In Antitrust?: A Conversation With Leah Nylen
People often read more from journalists than from lawyers to learn about antitrust. But what […]
#116 Can Non-Competes Be Procompetitive?: An Economist’s View
By its name, a non-compete agreement restricts competition. But can non-competes be procompetitive or otherwise […]
#113 Are “UDAPs” Protecting Consumers or Promoting Chaos? Exposing the Fault Lines under State Statutes Prohibiting Unfair and Deceptive Acts and Practices
State UDAP laws are powerful tools for private plaintiffs and state Attorneys General to redress […]
#109 When Does Benchmarking Cause Antitrust Anxiety? The Use and Misuse of Competitors’ Data
Many industries routinely use data collected from multiple competing companies to develop price, cost and […]
#107 How Far Can You Go? U.S. Merger Enforcement Under Section 2 of the Sherman Act
U.S. merger enforcement has been active in recent years, involving legal challenges pursued under some […]
#105 How Do We Do Better? Increasing Opportunities for Women in Economic Expert Roles
Measured in absolute numbers, there have been more women attorneys and economists working in the […]
#104 Have We Figured It Out? Online Privacy and Security in the “New Normal” of Video Conferencing.
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced many aspects of our everyday lives to go virtual, and […]
#102 What Is the State of the Section? A Midterm Talk With the Section Chair.
Serving as the Chair of the ABA Antitrust Law Section is the culmination of years […]