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The Federal Trade Commission has rejected consumer welfare and the Rule of Reason — standards that drove antitrust for 50 years — in favor . . .
The competitive market is informationally efficient; people only need to know prices to implement a competitive allocation. However, the standard formulation of competitive markets . . .
An ICLE amicus brief filed in U.S. District Court in California supporting a motion to dismiss a suit in which holding Visa collaterally liable would generate massive social cost.
Last week’s outages in Houston due to Hurricane Beryl were agonizing and frustrating. The Category 1 hurricane made landfall on July 8 and maintained hurricane . . .
Growing data center energy use continues to make headlines. In my first post on data center electricity use, I focused on the technologies that make . . .
From big-box and grocery stores to airlines, “dynamic pricing” — where prices fluctuate in real-time based on supply and demand — is poised to become a larger part . . .
The movement that some call “neo-Brandeisianism,” after its putative inspiration in the works of the late U.S. Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis (others have less-charitably . . .
On Friday June 28, the Supreme Court issued their 6-3 ruling in Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo, overturning the deference to administrative agencies established in the . . .
The “pay or OK” debate in the EU continues, and it is still unclear what its outcome will be, for Meta and everyone else. Today, . . .
There can be little doubt that antitrust enforcers at the Department of Justice (DOJ) and Federal Trade Commission (FTC), who have adopted to various degrees . . .
Financial valuation is a cornerstone of modern commercial litigation, influencing outcomes across substantive areas of legal dispute, from bankruptcy to tax and corporate law. However, . . .
A case pending at the U.S. Supreme Court stems from the efforts a multitude of federal agencies made to remove certain viewpoints from public view. . . .