By: Thomas Dillickrath, John Carroll & Katie Daw (Sheppard Mullin) President Biden recently wrote a letter to FTC Chair Lina Khan urging the
By: Lazar Radic (Truth on the Market) The interplay among political philosophy, competition, and competition law remains, with some notable exceptions,
By: Jarod Bona (The Antitrust Attorney) The US Supreme Court in National Society of Professional Engineers v. United States explained that “The Sherman Act reflects
By: Philipp Bongartz (D’Kart) Originally, the DMA was meant to create harmonised rules ensuring contestable and fair markets in the
By: Christopher R. Leslie (CLS Blue Sky Blog) Antitrust plaintiffs typically rely on circumstantial evidence when pursuing price-fixing claims, because price-fixing
By: Zhan Hao, Song Ying, Hannibal El Mohtar & Yang Yuhui (China Law Vision) Standard-Essential Patents (“SEPs”) are patents which protect technology essential to compatibility
By: Pablo Ibañez Colomo (Chilling Competition) The General Court’s judgment in Google Shopping (available here) is finally out. There is much to unpack,
By: Phedon Nicolaides (Lexxion State Aid Blog) The Court of Justice has stressed repeatedly that any resource over which the state
By: Jordi Calvet Bademunt & Sophie Flaherty (OECD On The Level) “Competitive neutrality” is defined by the OECD as a principle whereby all enterprises
By: Sophia Gilbukh, Paul Goldsmith-Pinkham & Michael Sinkinson (ProMarket) When you go to a used car dealership, you know that
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