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The Dust Has Settled (For Now): Reviewing the Recent Amendments to the Canadian Competition Act
 |  Nov 19, 2024

By Thomas W. Ross1   I. Introduction After an active few years involving various proposals for reform, public consultations, bills debated in Parliament and, finally, three sets of amendments to…

FTC v. Rambus and the De Facto Causation Standard Under Sherman Section 2
 |  Nov 18, 2024

By Douglas H. Ginsburg & Koren W. Wong-Ervin*   There is currently confusion in the United States over the proper causation standard under Section 2 of the Sherman Act, with…

Antitrust Lessons for Healthcare Roll-Ups – and Everyone Else
 |  Sep 12, 2024

By Lauren F. Dayton & Swara Saraiya1   The Federal Trade Commission made big news in September 2023 when it filed a complaint against a major anesthesiology provider, U.S. Anesthesia…

Changing the Federal Trade Commission’s Course
 |  Aug 15, 2024

By Aurelien Portuese1   Federal agencies are getting ready for possible shake-ups as the presidential election draws near. The Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) is one of the organizations that demands…

Logit or Leave It?
 |  Aug 11, 2024

By Kristof Zetenyi and Tom Beckford*   The logit model has recently come under scrutiny due to an order issued by Judge Donato in In re: Google Play Store Antitrust…

DOJ’s War on Progress in Rental Markets
 |  Aug 5, 2024

By Jay Ezrielev1   I. Introduction According to recent reports,2 the U.S. Justice Department (“DOJ”) is planning to bring an antitrust suit against RealPage, Inc. (“RealPage”) for allegedly orchestrating collusion…

The Credit Card Competition Act of 2023: Elements and Potential Impact
 |  May 29, 2024

By Dr. Ling Ling Ang, Dr. Alan Grant & Peter Traber1   The Credit Card Competition Act of 2023 (“CCCA”) is proposed legislation that would “amend the Electronic Fund Transfer…

Antitrust Policy and Legal Standards for Build-or-Buy Decisions
 |  Feb 29, 2024

By Jay Ezrielev1   I. Introduction The newly finalized U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Merger Guidelines have excluded one of the most controversial statements…

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