Antitrust and Unfair Competition Law
Competition: VOLUME 34, NUMBER 1, FALL 2024
Content
- A Devil's Bargain?—the Competitive Birth and Fracturing of Nils For the Student Athlete
- AI AND ANTITRUST: "THE ALGORITHM MADE ME DO IT"
- Antitrust and Unfair Competition Law Section Executive Committee 2024-2025
- BEYOND MAGNUSON-MOSS AND KODAK—"RIGHT TO REPAIR" AS AN ANTITRUST ISSUE
- Does the Compelled-speech Doctrine Limit the Duty To Disclose Product Defects?
- Economic Evidence In Criminal Labor Cases
- EVOLVING OR RUNNING IN PLACE? EMPIRICAL APPROACHES TO "COMMON IMPACT" IN ANTITRUST CLASS ACTIONS
- Inside This Issue
- Masthead
- Trends In Non-compete Litigation and Enforcement
- Table of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS
| Articles | Page |
| AI AND ANTITRUST: "THE ALGORITHM MADE ME DO IT" Robin Feldman and Caroline A. Yuen |
1 |
| TRENDS IN NON-COMPETE LITIGATION AND ENFORCEMENT Bonnie Lau, Margaret Webb, and Anissa Chitour |
40 |
| ECONOMIC EVIDENCE IN CRIMINAL LABOR CASES Erin Johnson |
52 |
|
A DEVIL’S BARGAIN? THE COMPETITIVE BIRTH AND FRACTURING OF NILS FOR THE STUDENT ATHLETE Thomas Burt, Betsy Manifold, and Sam Smith |
65 |
| EVOLVING OR RUNNING IN PLACE? EMPIRICAL APPROACHES TO "COMMON IMPACT" IN ANTITRUST CLASS ACTIONS Michael Kheyfets |
82 |
| BEYOND MAGNUSON-MOSS AND KODAK—"RIGHT TO REPAIR" AS AN ANTITRUST ISSUE Ryan Sandrock |
94 |
| DOES THE COMPELLED-SPEECH DOCTRINE LIMIT THE DUTY TO DISCLOSE PRODUCT DEFECTS? Robert J. Herrington and Michael E. McCarthy |
104 |