Seven Myths of Market Definition
April 12, 2022
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Roughly a year into control of the federal antitrust agencies, President Biden’s antitrust team is turning its attention to policies
Sean Sullivan
Professor Sean P. Sullivan joined the faculty in 2017. His writing interests include topics in evidence law, antitrust law, and law and economics. Across these topics, Professor Sullivan's research merges traditional legal analysis with economics and statistics.
Before joining the faculty, Professor Sullivan served as an antitrust attorney for the Federal Trade Commission, where his practice focused on the review and litigation of mergers in technology and commodity-chemical industries. He holds advanced degrees in economics and statistics and maintains an active role in the VeconLab Experimental Economics Laboratory at the University of Virginia.
Before joining the faculty, Professor Sullivan served as an antitrust attorney for the Federal Trade Commission, where his practice focused on the review and litigation of mergers in technology and commodity-chemical industries. He holds advanced degrees in economics and statistics and maintains an active role in the VeconLab Experimental Economics Laboratory at the University of Virginia.
Antitrust Amorphisms
November 26, 2019
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Advocates of traditional antitrust are increasingly called upon to the defend the existing framework. In doing so they face a
Antitrust Amorphisms
November 7, 2019
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Advocates of traditional antitrust are increasingly called upon to the defend the existing framework. In doing so they face a
