#9 What Should Be Done? The Debate on How EU Competition Law Should Respond to China
A discussion of the increasing impact of Chinese companies on the EU and worldwide and how if at all EU competition law should adapt to take this into account. Can and should EU competition law react ...
30 Sep 201928min
#8 What is the Secret Sauce? Behind Developing a Complaint.
Where do plaintiffs get the information they put into their pleadings? Melinda Coolidge, a leading lawyer who represents plaintiffs, will explain how she researches, develops and diligences antitrust ...
23 Sep 201920min
#7 Too Much Influence? Consumer Protection for Online Reviews and Influencers.
How can you tell if a review is truly genuine? Learn about who is regulating online reviews and influencers, and how these regulations affect what you see online. Lauren Aronson, an expert in the regu...
16 Sep 201925min
#6 A Unique Case? The EU Takes on Amazon.
The European Commission has opened a formal antitrust investigation into Amazon in order to assess whether its use of data from independent retailers who sell on its marketplace is in breach of EU com...
9 Sep 201930min
#5 Where in the World? Understanding the Web of Global Antitrust.
In the past 30 years, antitrust regimes have been widely adopted around the world. Our guest, Randy Tritell, is the Director of the Office of International Affairs at the Federal Trade Commission. In ...
2 Sep 201926min
#4 Can We Have Mergers Without Tears? Understanding the Basics of Merger Review.
Merger control is one of the most high-profile areas of antitrust law, but jargon can all too easily obscure the key issues in this domain. Our guest, ABA Antitrust Section Merger Committee Co-Chair M...
26 Aug 201925min
#3 Privacy for the General Public? The Expansion of Privacy Regulation in California & Beyond
Privacy law is developing quickly in the United States and is becoming all the more important with the development of California's Privacy Law. Our guest, Alysa Hutnik, is the Consumer Protection Offi...
19 Aug 201926min
#2 Is Leniency Dead? Long Live Leniency.
Companies and individuals in criminal cartels can avoid prosecution if they self-report to the leniency program at the U.S. Department of Justice. While this program has been hugely successful in crac...
13 Aug 201930min
