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Article The SEC on Crypto Assets: 2026 Developments 19 October 2026 -
Podcast/Video The Evolving Role of Economic Evidence in UK Competition Disputes: Claimant, Defence, and Economist Perspectives 2 October 2026 -
Article CEO Bryan Ricchetti Speaks with Mergermarket 1 October 2026 -
Article Why the In-Sample Prediction Approach Fails as a Reliable Method for Assessing Classwide Harm 28 July 2026 -
Case Complete Defense Verdict in Rare Securities Class Action Trial 14 May 2026
Why Economic Experts Matter in Britain’s Biggest Lawsuits
Liam Colley discusses how economic evidence will be fundamental in litigation before the CAT.
5 Questions with Jean-François Houde: The Economics of Competition and Collusion, from Gas Stations to Groceries to Mortgage Markets
We interview JF Houde of the University of Wisconsin-Madison about hub-and-spoke cartels, price fixing, mortgage competition, and how economists detect collusion.
Why the In-Sample Prediction Approach Fails as a Reliable Method for Assessing Classwide Harm
This article provides an overview of the approach and explains that it is unreliable because it fails two fundamental tests of reliable econometric methods.
Data Privacy: Recent Research and Litigation Trends
The authors review recent court rulings, regulatory trends, and economic literature on data collection, data sharing, privacy trade-offs, and dark patterns.
The EU’s Draft Merger Guidelines: Experts Weigh Innovation, IP and AI
Key takeaways from Cornerstone Research's Brussels Forum on EU merger guidelines, dynamic competition, and AI copyright law.
Offside or Onside? Antitrust Challenges in Soccer
A recent ABA webinar discussed governance rules for professional soccer leagues, labor issues affecting professional soccer players, and antitrust oversight of broadcasting rights in professional soccer leagues.
Assessing the UK CAT's New Expert Evidence Guidance
Anca Cojoc and Nikita Roketskiy discuss the UK’s Competition Appeal Tribunal’s comprehensive guidance on expert witnesses in competition litigation.
Navigating the Next Era of Video-Codec Licensing Disputes
Cornerstone authors analyze video-codec SEP disputes, multi-pool licensing, patent litigation, and shifting FRAND antitrust policies in video streaming.
Panel Summary: Acquihires and Labor Markets: A New Enforcement Frontier?
The International Committee of the American Bar Association’s Section of Antitrust Law hosted a webinar exploring key questions about aquihires.
Provider Competition in Narrow Network Insurance Markets
The existence of narrow network insurance plans can lead merger-induced price effects through competitive restraint.
Defining Marginal Costs in High-Stakes Merger Reviews
Practitioners should evaluate the impact that industry and firm structure have on what costs should be considered marginal.
Analyzing Economic Incentives in “Hub-and-Spoke” Conspiracies
This article provides an economic framework for evaluating hub and spoke conspiracies.
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