Amgen Inc.’s Acquisition of Horizon Therapeutics plc
The FTC approves Amgen’s $28B purchase of Horizon.
The Economics of New Product Launches and Access to Pharmaceutical Products in the EU
The authors provide an economic perspective on the European Commission’s proposed reform of the EU’s pharmaceutical legislation.
How Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Are Impacting the Litigation Landscape
In this live webcast, Mike DeCesaris and Ernest Kim Song discuss the impact of AI and ML on litigation practice and expert testimony.
Arkansas Teacher Retirement System et al. v. Goldman Sachs Group Inc. et al.
The Second Circuit Court of Appeals instructed the district court to decertify the class in this securities class action litigation.
Indiana Public Retirement System v. AAC Holdings et al.
A federal judge denied class certification for one claim in this securities class action litigation. The case settled after the ruling.
Counterfactual Models: A Key Tool in Energy Price Disputes
This article discuss methodological considerations in selecting an appropriate model to estimate counterfactual prices in energy markets.
The Hertz Corporation et al. v. Frissora et al.
The court granted the defendant’s motion for summary judgment in this matter involving clawback claims related to accounting errors.
2023 IAM Guide to Leading Patent Professionals
Matthew Lynde has been selected for the IAM Patent 1000, an annual list that ranks the top patent professionals in the U.S. and globally.
The Cambridge Handbook of Marketing and the Law
Cornerstone Research experts and staff contributed chapters on valuation of personal data, brand value, search engine advertising, and marketing analysis.
Antitrust Economics at a Time of Upheaval: Recent Competition Policy Cases on Two Continents
Cornerstone Research professionals and affiliated expert contributed chapters on recent mergers.
Recent Advances in Economic Methodology for Coordinated Effects
This Antitrust Chronicle article discusses methodologies for reviewing coordinated effects.
Jonah Berger Honored with Sage 10-Year Impact Award for Research with Long-Term Influence
Global academic publisher Sage Journals recognizes Professor Berger’s “What Makes Content Go Viral” article for its lasting impact on the social and behavioral sciences.
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