2019 Who’s Who Legal: Arbitration Expert Witnesses
Who’s Who Legal cites Cornerstone Research experts and consultants as 'truly outstanding practitioners and the very best in their field.'
Private Equity Antitrust Litigation
The case settled after two summary judgment rulings that significantly reduced the scope of the allegations.
Big Tex Trailers and American Trailer Works Merger
The U.S. Department of Justice closed its investigation into a transportation industry merger.
Bank Competition and Financial Inclusion: Evidence from Mexico
Rainer Schwabe discusses how competition affects local bank accounts in Mexico in this Review of Industrial Organization article.
Busy Times at the Competition Appeal Tribunal
The authors discuss recent decisions around multilateral interchange fees and excessive pricing by the Competition Appeal Tribunal.
Issues in Cross-Border Valuation and the Implications for Damages Assessments in Investor-State Disputes
Ronnie Barnes discusses the discounted cash flow methodology, and the specific challenges in applying this methodology to cross-border valuations, in the International Comparative Legal Guide to Investor-State Arbitration 2020.
Commercial Metals Company’s Acquisition of Certain Assets from Gerdau S.A.
The parties completed the $600 million transaction after regulatory review by the U.S. Department of Justice.
Washington DC Women’s Forum 2018: Resilient to the Core
Cornerstone Research hosted a networking event with researcher, former CBS News anchor, and bestselling author Michelle Gielan.
How the Role of Economics in Competition Policy Is Changing
This Cornerstone Research event in London featured a presentation by Mike Walker, chief economic adviser at the UK Competition and Markets Authority.
San Francisco Bay Area Women’s Forum 2018: The “How” of Happiness
Cornerstone Research hosted a networking event with Professor Sonja Lyubomirsky of the University of California, Riverside.
Mortgage Discrimination Case against a Lending Institution
In a high-profile class action case involving a leading financial institution, a federal circuit court affirmed a lower court’s order denying class certification.
Lumileds LLC v. Elec-Tech International Co. Ltd. et al.
The plaintiff was awarded $66 million in a matter involving the misappropriation of trade secrets by a former employee and a Chinese company.
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