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Attorney General Merrick Garland has confirmed that a top priority of the United States Department of Justice is prosecuting white collar crimes. In his remarks to the American Bar...

The Biden Administration is pursuing aggressive antitrust law enforcement. This article identifies some issues to watch.

Deborah M. Lodge Intellectual Property Attorney Squire Patton Boggs Washington DC focusing on privacy and data security, social media, cybersquatting, and e-commerce issues.

The US Department of Justice’s DOJ Antitrust Division has continued to actively investigate and pursue alleged criminal violations of antitrust laws and collusive activity in government procurement. US Attorney General Merrick Garland noted in a March 2022.

The US Department of Justice’s (DOJ) Antitrust Division (Division) has continued to actively investigate and pursue alleged criminal violations of antitrust laws and collusive activity...

The US Department of Justice's (DOJ) Antitrust Division (Division) has continued to actively investigate and pursue alleged criminal violations of…

Automotive suppliers face many of the same issues that have bedeviled the industry throughout 2021, as well as a host of all-new challenges. The relative stability in the global supply chain that the automotive industry enjoyed for many years is unlikely to be restored.

In 2022, automotive suppliers face many of the same issues that have bedeviled the industry throughout 2021, as well as a host of all-new challenges. Unfortunately, as with many aspects...

The report estimates that employers’ market power is responsible for approximately 20% lower wages compared to a fully competitive labor market, and notes that the harms that flow from a lack of labor market competition disproportionately impact lower-income occupations.

The report estimates that employers’ market power is responsible for approximately 20% lower wages compared to a fully competitive labor market, and notes that the harms that flow from a lack of labor market competition disproportionately impact lower-income occupations.