#20 Do you understand the game? Competition law and E-sports.
There is a long history of competition law impacting sports, from the early days of […]
#19 So What’s The Loss? An Economist’s Take on Private Antitrust Litigation Outside the U.S.
The amount of private antitrust litigation outside the U.S. continues to increase dramatically. This is […]
#18 What Do the Numbers Say? Using Data as a Cartel Compliance Tool
Developing a robust and effective corporate compliance program can be daunting. Given the sheer size […]
#17 What’s the State of Things: 3 Things I Keep, 3 Things I Change (with Diana Moss)
In our “Three to Keep, Three to Change” series, we ask antitrust thought leaders a […]
#16 When Is Doing Good Bad? Antitrust in Social Responsibility Agreements.
Companies today are increasingly concerned with social responsibility issues, including environmental and supply chain labor, […]
#15 Why the Techlash? Antitrust Policy and Big Tech.
Whether antitrust enforcement against Big Tech is sufficient has been a hot topic in the […]
#14 What’s The State of Things: 3 Things I Keep, 3 Things I Change (with Josh Wright)
In our “Three to Keep, Three to Change” series, we ask antitrust thought leaders a […]
#13 Is Your Compliance Program Designed to Detect Violations? Department of Justice’s Criminal Enforcement Guidance
Corporate criminal investigations can be enterprise threatening due to the significant fines, criminal prosecution of […]
#12 Who is Watching the Ads? The Biggest Mistakes Advertisers Make that Trigger Investigations.
How do advertising investigations come to be and how can they be prevented? Our guest, […]
#11 How Do You Put the Bricks Together? Evidence that Makes a Difference at Merger Trials
One of the highest stake antitrust cases are merger trials. Katrina Robson speaks with John […]