The Antitrust Litigator with Jeffery Cross

Can Employees Still Challenge Noncompetes After the FTC Drops its Appeals?

Can Employees Still Challenge Noncompetes After the FTC Drops its Appeals?

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has dropped its appeals on noncompetes. Learn about the future of employee challenges.

What the Google Antitrust Case Reveals About Competitive Foreclosure

What the Google Antitrust Case Reveals About Competitive Foreclosure

Today’s General Counsel Columnist Jeffery M. Cross examines what the Google antitrust case reveals about competitive foreclosure.

User Data Should Play a Crucial Role in Resolving the Google Antitrust Case

User Data Should Play a Crucial Role in Resolving the Google Antitrust Case

Learn why the sharing of user data is central to resolving the Google antitrust case and restoring competition to the search engine market.

What the Kroger-Albertsons Deal Teaches Us About “Hell or High Water” Clauses

What the Kroger-Albertsons Deal Teaches Us About “Hell or High Water” Clauses

Learn why the recently blocked Kroger-Albertsons deal provides valuable lessons about how to handle antitrust risks in M&A agreements, especially “hell or high water” clauses and divestments.

Breaking Down the Judicial Split Over the FTC Noncompete Ban

Breaking Down the Judicial Split Over the FTC Noncompete Ban

Federal courts are divided over the FTC noncompete ban. Delve into the reasoning behind the two opposing decisions.

Examining the FTC’s Ban on Noncompetes and its Competition-Based Rationale

Examining the FTC’s Ban on Noncompetes and its Competition-Based Rationale

Delve into the Federal Trade Commission’s logic driving its ban on noncompetes.

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It’s Time to End Baseball’s Antitrust Exemption

Read why baseball’s long-standing antitrust exemption should come to an end.

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The Antitrust Revolution

I taught antitrust law as an Adjunct Professor at John Marshall Law School in Chicago for twelve years. Then I […]

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Is Criminal Enforcement of Section 2, the Sherman Act Coming?

In March, I attended the American Bar Association Antitrust Law Section’s Spring Meeting in Washington. A hot topic under discussion […]

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Ruling Redefines “Rule of Reason” in McDonald’s Antitrust Case

No-poach agreements are a hot topic in antitrust. Both government agencies and private plaintiffs have challenged such agreements. Recently the […]

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