The 60-Second Read: The essential facilities doctrine in the EU, like in the United States, is a remedy that tackles […]

Marianela Lopez-Galdos · April 19, 2018

Tomorrow the Supreme Court will hear oral argument in South Dakota v. Wayfair, Inc., Overstock.com, Inc., and Newegg, Inc., a […]

Matt Schruers · April 16, 2018

The European Commission will soon publish new rules aimed at improving law enforcement access to “digital evidence” held by online […]

Alex Roure · April 16, 2018

Last month, Congress passed the CLOUD (“Clarifying Lawful Overseas Use of Data”) Act, legislation designed to address the complex conflict […]

Bijan Madhani · April 11, 2018

During Prime Minister Turnbull’s visit to Washington in February, U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer and Australian Minister for Trade, Tourism […]

Rachael Stelly · April 10, 2018

The 66th Annual ABA Section of the Antitrust Law Spring Meeting in Washington, D.C. — the largest competition and consumer […]

Marianela Lopez-Galdos · April 9, 2018

For all the focus on competition between and among Internet firms and other sectors of the U.S. economy, the greatest […]

Isabelle Styslinger · April 6, 2018

The creation of a Digital Single Market (DSM) has rightly been set as a policy priority by European policymakers. But […]

Jakob Kucharczyk · April 5, 2018

The 60-Second Read: The essential facilities doctrine is a “mandatory access remedy” that imposes a duty on a monopolist firm […]

Matthew Lane · April 4, 2018

Once again, tales of the demise of the music industry appear to have been exaggerated. Revenue figures for recorded music […]

Maud Sacquet · March 28, 2018