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The Taiwan Fair Trade Commission’s Problematic Qualcomm Decision Highlights the Urgent Need for U.S. Leadership in International Antitrust
In his inaugural policy speech as Assistant Attorney General and head of the Antitrust...
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Docket Watch: State of West Virginia v. Steward Butler
In State of West Virginia v. Steward Butler,[1] the Supreme Court of Appeals of West...
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Internet Freedom Round Up
On December 14, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) will vote on the Proposal to Restore Internet...
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The Issue of Occupational Speech in Masterpiece & NILF
It is not often that the Supreme Court takes two cases addressing an ever more...
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The Sky is Not Falling: FCC Plan to Free the Internet Will Foster Needed Investment and Innovation
Below is an opinion piece contributed to the Washington Examiner by GW Law Federalist Society...
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Don't Cry for me, Arizona
December 7 marks the seventy-sixth anniversary of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, an act...
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Docket Watch: Milewski v. Town of Dover
Government officials are prohibited from entering your home and searching it without your permission –...
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Who’s The (Acting) Boss? Judge Timothy Kelly Rules That Mulvaney Is Acting CFPB Director
Yesterday afternoon Judge Timothy Kelly, U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, ruled that Mick...
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Yes, President Trump Can Replace Richard Cordray with an Acting Director
On Friday, Richard Cordray resigned as director of the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau. On the...
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The DOJ Should Keep Its Hands Off the AT&T Acquisition of Time Warner
The antitrust world is abuzz with the surprising decision of the Department of Justice to...