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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
Before the House (Settlement): Recent Developments in NCAA Name Image and Likeness Class Actions
This article discusses three recent cases in which athletes brought lawsuits related to NIL.
Reference Manual on Scientific Evidence: Economic Damages
Coauthors contribute to reference guide that examines pivotal issues subject to dispute, discussing assessment of a case's needs and evaluating experts and data.
5 Questions with David Card: Quantifying Complexity in Labor, Employment, and Higher Education
Nobel Laureate David Card discusses his empirical research on labor market differences, evaluating higher education admissions processes, and using AI to analyze unstructured or nuanced data.
Surfacing the Hidden Assumptions of the In-Sample Prediction Method
While several courts have accepted this method to date, this article argues that this method is not reliable.
Why This Popular Class Certification Approach Doesn’t Measure Up
The article explains why the “in-sample prediction approach” is unreliable.
Early-stage economic analysis is increasingly valuable for ACCC merger notifications
The changes to Australia’s merger notification regime substantially expand the scope for early-stage economic analysis to support more effective and efficient filings.
An empirical study of the impact of mergers and acquisitions on pharmaceutical innovation
This article uses insights from drug launches to investigate the association between M&As and innovation.
Do We Have a Framework for Defining Labor Antitrust Markets?
A guide to defining labor antitrust markets in the US, UK, and EU, with case studies on how authorities use evidence in their analysis.
Self-Preferencing in Retail Digital Marketplaces: Evidence from Transaction Data
The authors analyze retail transaction data to explore self-preferencing practices.
5 Questions with Mark Chicu: Bringing Agency Experience to Economic Consulting
Dr. Chicu offers insights on serving in the U.S. Department of Justice’s Antitrust Division and expert perspectives on high-stakes antitrust matters.
5 Questions with Celeste Saravia: The Shifting Landscape of Antitrust
We interview Celeste Saravia, cohead of Cornerstone Research’s antitrust and competition practice, to gain her insights on antitrust in the digital era.
5 Questions with Joanna Tsai: Delivering Impactful Analysis in Mergers
Joanna Tsai, cohead of Cornerstone Research’s merger investigations practice, offers insights on changes shaping competition economics today.
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