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Antitrust Lessons From the Supreme Court’s NCAA Decision

Antitrust Lessons From the Supreme Court’s NCAA Decision

In June, the Supreme Court issued its long-awaited decision in NCAA v. Alston, an antitrust case involving the NCAA’s restrictions […]

Third Straight Appellate Court Rules No Covid Business Interruption Coverage

The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals has affirmed a district court ruling that an Ohio restaurant that had lost business […]

Discharged Vets Sue Over “Bad Paper”

In a putative class action, two former Air Force service members have sued the Secretary of the Air Force, claiming […]

Self-Dealing and CEO-Shielding at Facebook

Two recently unsealed lawsuits allege major wrongdoing by the mega-tech company Facdebook’s board of aging whiz kids, Marc Andreessen, Peter […]

Could the Workers’ Comp “Grand Bargain” Fall Apart?

A trial court ruling in California, taken to its logical conclusion, would mean that a person who contracts Covid from […]

U.S. Property Owners Largely Clueless About Flood Risk

The risk is greater than they realize, and their insurance coverage is far worse. Those are conclusions of a MarketWatch […]

DOJ Files Motion To Nullify Sacklers’ Immunity

The sweeping immunity granted to the billionaire Sackler family by  Federal Bankruptcy Judge Robert Drain as part of a controversial […]

Tech Giants Are Toast, says Top FTC Aide

In an interview with a Hebrew-language business newspaper in Israel last April, Shaoul Sussman, a top aide to FTC Chair […]

One More Chance For the CAFC To Get It Right

According to the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit is batting zero when it […]

Whistleblower Says Google Violated Pay Laws Abroad

A whistleblower who filed a complaint with the SEC claims that the wage gap between temp and full-time workers doing […]

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