Dan Gilman Quoted in Chamber of Progress on California’s BASED Act
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Daniel J. Gilman, ICLE Senior Scholar was quoted in a Chamber of Progress article on California’s BASED Act and the risks it poses to competition, consumers, and integrated digital services. Read the full article here.
Daniel J. Gilman, International Center for Law & Economics:
“SB 1074 would instead impose a de facto ‘guilty-until-proven-innocent’ regime. That approach will generate false positives—many of them—condemning conduct that is procompetitive and pro-consumer. Mounting an affirmative defense will be costly and uncertain. At the same time, the presumption of illegality will encourage less efficient rivals to bring opportunistic suits.”