#169 Shortchanged? The Treasury Department’s Report on Labor Market Competition in the U.S.
Labor market competition is one of the hottest issues in antitrust right now. Are workers […]
#164 What’s Bias Got To Do With It? A Discussion With Jury Experts on How To Plan for, Identify, and Address Jury Bias.
Jury bias is an important issue that should be understood and considered by all trial […]
#163 Can We Talk About Breyer? Looking Back at Justice Breyer’s Approach to Antitrust
Justice Breyer will retire at the end of this SCOTUS term after nearly 28 years […]
#162 How Has It Been Working? A Reflection on Europe’s General Data Protection Regulation Four Years In
Europe’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) was created to protect the personal data of individuals […]
#158 What’s So Special About Hospitals? An Examination and Look Into Hospital Merger Review and Analysis
It’s unusual for a year to go by without the FTC challenging at least one […]
#156 Can They Help Themselves? Self-Preferencing at Large Platforms
There has been a lot of discussion recently about whether large platforms can favor themselves […]
#152 Should Antitrust Be Used as an Anti-Inflation Tool? Live Recording of Debate at George Mason Law School
The U.S. economy has seen a consumer price index increase of 7% in 2021, the […]
#151 Are You Ready for Some Football? Antitrust and the NFL.
There has been a ton of antitrust litigation involving the NFL over the past 70 […]
#148 What’s Behind the Scenes? Changes to Merger Control in China
Merger control in China will likely be reshaped when the relevant law is amended affecting […]
#146 Is It Time To Behave? A Conversation With Dr. Angela Zhang on China’s Approach to Data and Privacy
There is growing interest in regulating how data are used, including in China. But what […]