FTC Website Upgrade
As David points out over at Antitrust Review, the FTC has redesigned its website. It is much easier to use than the old version and . . .
FTC Website Upgrade
George Mason/Microsoft Conference on the Law & Economics of Innovation
As Danny Sokol already pointed out, On May 4 at George Mason Law School, Josh Wright and I will be putting on a conference. This . . .
Another credit snob. Or is he just a snob?
Benjamin Barber (the author of the polemic, Jihad vs. McWorld) has an editorial in the LA Times today. Its title is: “Overselling capitalism: Why today’s . . .
One More on Leegin (and then I’ll shut up…promise!)
I was on Spring Break last week and was too tied up to do much blogging on Leegin, which I’ve been following pretty closely. Fortunately, . . .
“Can you have angst without a soul?” – Delaware Vice Chancellor Leo Strine
As promised, I am reporting back from Tulane’s Corporate Law Institute qua “Who’s Who in the M&A World” gathering. Leo Strine did indeed query today: . . .
You Mean Leegin’s Not the Only SCOTUS Antitrust Case?
While we have been going on and on and on about Leegin here at TOTM, Manfred Gabriel offers a detailed analysis and a prediction on . . .
Some Preliminary Reactions to the Leegin Transcripts
Transcripts in Leegin are available here (HT: Antitrust Review where David Fischer points out some of the highlights of the oral argument). I may add . . .
Annual Corporate Law Institute: “Everybody who is anybody is there.”
I leave tomorrow for Tulane’s Annual Corporate Law Institute. This conference is viewed by many as the top annual deal conference, so I am expecting . . .
Bill Henderson is One Reason I Read Blogs
As readers of TOTM know, I am interested in law school rankings. So recently I’ve been reading about the Vault “underrated” law school rankings (see . . .