Antitrust
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Google and the Ad Tech Stack: Monopolizing the Industry Doesn’t Just Make You Rich; It Also Makes You a Criminal
By Jenna White As we all know, online advertising is almost impossible to escape. In fact, the average consumer in… Read More
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College Sports More than One Year After NCAA v. Alston: Implications for College Athletes Under Federal Tax and Securities Laws
Molly Mitchell More than one year after the Supreme Court’s 9-0 decision in National Collegiate Athletic Association v. Alston that… Read More
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Taking on Big Tech: California’s Attorney General Files Antitrust Suit Against Amazon
By Stephanie Flynn California Attorney General Rob Bonta (A.G. Bonta) filed a Complaint against Amazon.Com, Inc. (Amazon) in San Francisco… Read More
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Same Hit, Different Day—Google Fails to Learn from Microsoft’s Antitrust Blunder
By Madison Boyer Since 2017, Google has racked up over $8 billion in fines from the European Union (“EU”) for… Read More
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Will the Supreme Court Recover Its Own Fumble? How Alston Can Repair the Damage Resulting from NCAA’s Sports League Exemption
11 Wake Forest L. Rev. Online 70 Alan J. Meese* I. Introduction Horizontal restraints are unlawful per se unless… Read More
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Chanel, Inc. v. The RealReal, Inc.: The Firsthand Problems of the Secondhand Market
By: Carson Easterling The developing nature of the modern fashion industry, including the recent emphasis on sustainable fashion, has created… Read More
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EA Sports: It’s in the Licensing
By: Natalie Galdos College football is coming back to EA Sports.[1] Daryl Holt, EA Sports vice president and general manager,… Read More
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Testing for an Antitrust Investigation: Why the Decision to Remove College Admissions Requirements Raises Anticompetitive Questions
By Sarah Keller Antitrust laws ensure that companies are not artificially impacting or controlling demand for products.[1] Higher education institutions… Read More
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Fair Pay to Play Act: The Baseline for the NCAA’s New Compensation Rules
By Alexander Hill On October 29, 2019, the National Collegiate Athletic Association (the “NCAA”) announced that it would begin the… Read More
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Fourth Circuit Finds No Antitrust Violation Among Music Concert Competitors
By Blake Stafford On February 4, 2016, the Fourth Circuit issued its published opinion in It’s My Party, Inc. v. Live… Read More
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Fourth Circuit Allows SawStop to Proceed with “Group-Boycotting” Claim
By Eric Benedict Overview On September 15, 2015, the Fourth Circuit issued a published opinion in the civil case SD3,… Read More
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Dr. Miles’s Orphans: Vertical Conspiracy and Consignment in the Wake of Leegin
By: Jeffrey L. Harrison Harrison_LawReview_9.10 Read More