Tag: State Attorney General
CPI TALKS… with Phil Weiser
In this edition of CPI Talks, we have the pleasure of presenting an interview with Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser.
Is there a new drive...
Trustbusters
History shows that individuals stop limiting their free will and begin acting for themselves when governments fail to maintain safe and functioning societies that...
Recent Trends and Insights in State Attorney General Antitrust Enforcement
State attorneys general (“State AGs”) continue to play a significant role in enforcing antitrust laws to promote competition and protect consumers. This takes the...
Bridging the Gorge: States Prevent Retention of Ill-Gotten Profits Through Disgorgement
Disgorgement of ill-gotten gains is a crucial equitable remedy utilized by State Attorneys General. This is especially true in the context of antitrust cases...
CPI Talks… With Nebraska Attorney General Doug Peterson
In this edition of CPI Talks we have the pleasure of speaking with Mr. Doug Peterson, the 33rd and current Attorney General of the...
New House Antitrust Bill Looks To Boost State AGs
The US House is introducing legislation that will give states more influence over deciding in which courts antitrust lawsuits will be brought against companies,...
CPI Talks… with Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser
In this month’s edition of CPI Talks… we have the pleasure of speaking with Mr. Phil Weiser, Attorney General for the State of Colorado,...
Introduction to the CPI States’ Chronicle Edition 2020
Sarah Oxenham Allen is Chair of the National Association of Attorneys General Antitrust Taskforce and Senior Assistant Attorney General and Antitrust Unit Manager at...
State Antitrust Enforcement: The Same and Not the Same
We have a national policy that favors competition over other types of economic arrangements. Like other aspects of our federalist system, there are times...
The States as Laboratories of Federalism: The Novel and Innovative Ventures...
Starting off from the vantage point of Justice Brandeis’ famous paean to federalism and state experimentation in his dissenting opinion in New State Ice...
