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Forgot to take Antitrust in Law School? Feeling like dabbling in antitrust? In each episode we will go through one case that you need to know to be a real antitrust pro. Led by the former Chair of the Attorneys General's Antitrust Task Force, Gwendolyn Lindsay Cooley, with lively special guests from a variety of practice areas, we'll give real insights into US Antitrust cases, both fun facts, lega... more

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The AT&T/Time Warner was one of the most prominent vertical merger challenges in 40 years, but what makes it so interesting? Join host Gwendolyn Lindsay Cooley and Fordham law students Michaela Hwang and Steven Bodell-LeGere as they discuss this semi... more

What exactly did the Court decide in NCAA v. Alston? Join host Gwendolyn Lindsay Cooley and special guests Alexandria Anderson and Emma Basch to find out.

Why is Price Fixing illegal even if it feels necessary to the industry? Join host Gwendolyn Lindsay Cooley and guests Kennedy Harmon, a 3L at George Washington University Law School, and Alexandria Leon-Bernard, a 3L at Howard University School of La... more

On this 10th anniversary of the states filing the Suboxone case, I thought we'd look back at a specific case that didn't go quite as well for us- Monsanto v. Spray Rite. Join Stacy Lambert DeBlieux and I for a revisited discussion of this important c... more

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Michaela Hwang
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Episode: Antitrust 101: AT&T Time Warner Merger
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Fordham law student
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Emma Basch
University of Wisconsin law student and president of Wisconsin's Antitrust Law Association
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Alexandria Anderson
University of Wisconsin law student
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Kennedy Harmon
3L at George Washington University Law School
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Alexandria Leon-Bernard
3L at Howard University School of Law
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Emily Blackburn
Attorney from King and Spalding, former FTC Bureau of Competition
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Frequent guest from the Massachusetts Attorney General's Office
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Antitrust 101: NCAA v. Alston
Q: So Alexandria, why don't you give us your closing thought on the case?
Anderson says Alston weakened the NCAA's amateurism defense and helped open the door to challenges of other athlete compensation restrictions and the modern NIL era.
Antitrust 101: NCAA v. Alston
Q: So Emma, why don't you tell us how we got here?
Basch outlines the student athletes' claims against the NCAA and 11 Division I conferences, the compensation limits, and the lower courts' rule-of-reason analysis.
Antitrust 101: HMT
Q: How do we calculate or implement the HMT in practice?
You start with a narrow candidate market, apply the SNP to see if a price increase would be profitable, and if it is not profitable because customers would switch to substitutes, you broaden the market and repeat the SNP. This iterative process continues until you identify the smallest market where a price increase would be profitable, signaling the passing of the test.
Antitrust 101: HMT
Q: Andrea, can you explain what the HMT is used for?
The HMT is used to define the relevant antitrust market by identifying the boundaries of competition and the closest substitutes, essentially determining the smallest set of products where a firm could profitably raise prices. If the hypothetical monopolist could profitably raise prices, that set is considered a relevant market.
Vintage Antitrust 101: Humphrey's Executor (Remastered)
Q: What is the core holding of Humphrey's Executor as discussed in this episode?
The core holding is that the FTC can be insulated from direct removal by the president due to its quasi-legislative and quasi-judicial powers, bipartisan leadership, and seven-year staggered terms, which create stability and expertise within the agency.

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This show centers on antitrust law through deep dives into landmark cases, statutes, and doctrines. Episodes pair a knowledgeable host with legal practitioners, economists, and government officials to unpack how cases evolved, what the decisions mean for enforcement and market dynamics, and how these principles apply in today's regulatory landscape. The format blends historical context, practical pleading and merger analysis takeaways, and accessible explanations of complex doctrines like no-poach agreements, immunities, and market definition. A standout trait is the consistent emphasis on actionable insights for practitioners—whether navigating court strategy, regulatory reforms, or merger reviews—often illustrated with concrete examples a... more

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