Tag: Antitrust law

By Chris Sagers, SLATE For years, critics of Silicon Valley have been talking about a coming “techlash” in American antitrust law, but it’s only in...

PricewaterhouseCoopers announced a prominent addition to its antitrust practice: Starting January 1, 2021, the well-known expert for antitrust law, Susanne Zuehlke, will join the...

Lawmakers in Ukraine have approved a draft bill on digital currency regulation, in a move that could pave the way for a new legal...

By Katie Wilson, Crosscut We could all do with a break from last night’s election, so let’s travel 108 years back in time to another...

Linda Cenedella, a seasoned lawyer with more than 20 years of experience both as in-house counsel and in private practice, has joined Morgan Lewis...

South Africa's 14th annual competition law, economic and policy conference starting on Tuesday, November 2, will see the competition appeal court bidding farewell to...

By Steve Lohr, New York Times For decades, America’s antitrust laws — originally designed to curb the power of 19th-century corporate giants in railroads, oil and...

Seventh Circuit Judge and US Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett offered a rare, brief glimpse Wednesday, October 14, into her thinking on federal...

A bill to strengthen antitrust laws first drawn up a century ago to break up steel, oil and railroad monopolies would be used to...

Senate Deputy Leader Michael Gianaris and Senator Kevin Thomas announced a hearing by the Senate Democratic Majority into the state’s antitrust laws. On the...