Cornerstone Research Nominated for Global Competition Review Awards 2020
The firm worked on multiple high-profile cases shortlisted for Matter of the Year in the Team category.
T-Mobile/Sprint Merger Approved
Counsel for SoftBank and Sprint Corporation retained Cornerstone Research to assist with the regulatory review of T-Mobile’s $26 billion merger with Sprint.
2020 Antitrust Writing Awards
Cornerstone Research staff and experts are nominated for four antitrust and competition publications in Concurrences Review’s annual selection of leading articles.
2020 Who’s Who Legal: Competition–Thought Leaders
Cornerstone Research affiliated experts recognised among the world’s foremost competition economists.
An Initial Comparison of the US Draft Vertical Merger Guidelines with EU and UK Guidelines
The authors provide an initial comparison of the draft US Vertical Merger Guidelines with the EU Non-Horizontal and the UK Merger Assessment Guidelines.
Cornerstone Research Named among Top Global Economic Consultancies for 14th Year
Global Competition Review recognises Cornerstone Research in the latest edition of the Economics 21 list.
Selected Research of Andrew Sweeting
Professor Sweeting’s research has frequently explored nuances in economic modeling and the resulting implications for common questions in mergers and regulation.
Innovation, Data and Tech in Financial Services: A Competition Perspective
This Cornerstone Research event in London featured a presentation by Sheldon Mills, director of competition and strategy at the Financial Conduct Authority.
Select Competition Cases in the UK
The authors discuss a few of the most important recent competition cases in the UK in GCR’s Competition Economics Handbook.
Aviv Nevo Receives 2019 Antitrust Enforcement Award
The American Antitrust Institute has honored Aviv Nevo for 2019 Outstanding Antitrust Litigation Achievement in Economics.
Expert Forum: Competition Collective Actions in Financial Markets
At this Cornerstone Research conference in London, attorneys and economists discussed economic and legal issues arising in competition collective action litigation against the UK’s financial services sector.
In re Intuniv Antitrust Litigation
The judge denied class certification in this pharmaceutical pay-for-delay case brought by a class of indirect purchasers.
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