#133 Was It Populism? Understanding Merger Review During the Trump Administration.
The Trump Administration’s antitrust enforcers were active in challenging mergers on competition grounds. But what […]
#132 What Is The Right To Repair? Conversation With Gay Gordon-Byrne
“Right to repair” has been highlighted by the new administration and federal enforcers as a […]
#131 What Did We Learn? Ida Tarbell and the Role of Theory vs. Fact in Shaping Antitrust Law
Influential writers, from Ida Tarbell to John McGee to Lina Khan, have inspired sweeping changes […]
#130 Ball is Life? The Alston Decision and What It Means for Sports Antitrust Law
The world of college athletics has been embroiled in competition and antitrust disputes for at […]
#129 What’s the Plan? A Conversation with Antitrust Law Section Chair Jonathan Gleklen and Counsel to the Chair Yasmine Harik
Every August the Antitrust Law Section elevates the designated Chair-Elect to the position of Chair. […]
#128 When Will It Be the End of Global Anti-Suit Injunction Wars? Present & Prospective FRAND Litigation & Arbitration in China
As Chinese courts and authorities take on active roles in resolving FRAND disputes, China has […]
#127 Does the FRAND Framework Need a Fix?: Conversation With Prof. Jorge Contreras About Antitrust and IP
Complex issues are at the intersection of antitrust and intellectual property laws, and licensing of […]
#126 How And When FRAND Can Be An Antitrust Issue: Conversation With Lisa Kimmel On The Fundamentals
FRAND issues can be complex and often require an understanding of several laws including antitrust […]
#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 […]
#124 What’s My Message? Government Relations and Antitrust in the EU.
A difficult merger control or antitrust case requires good external communications alongside the legal and […]