Joshuad Wright News Today

Two women lawyers have told Law360 that former Federal Trade Commission member and George Mason University law professor Joshua D. Wright abused his power in order to engage them in sexual contact, saying the alleged misconduct began while they were his students and later continued when they were his subordinates at the FTC and at a BigLaw firm.

Nov. 6 Deputies arrested Carrie L. Curtis, 41, Madison and charged her with petit larceny. Deputies arrested Marshall M. Fire-Hoke, 20, on an arrest warrant. Nov. 8 Deputies arrested Sarah M. Kimball, 35,  and charged her with fourth-degree criminal mischief. Nov. 9 Deputies arrested Joshua D. Wright, 33, Sullivan and charged him with resisting arrest […]

A George Mason University law professor who resigned in August following sexual harassment allegations says in a lawsuit two of his accusers are “scorned former lovers.”

Joshua D. Wright, 46, has been accused of preying on female students, forcing them into sexual relationships, and abusing his power.

Two women lawyers have told Law360 that former Federal Trade Commission member and George Mason University law professor Joshua D. Wright abused his power in order to engage them in sexual contact, saying the alleged misconduct began while they were his students and later continued when they were his subordinates at the FTC and at a BigLaw firm.

As we explained in a prior post, the new draft merger Guidelines issued recently by the FTC and DOJ cite to several older court opinions that might not be familiar to antitrust practitioners...

Noncompete clauses push down wages and trap workers in lousy jobs, so of course they're beloved by employers. The FTC wants to change that.

Freedom, innovation, progress, opportunity, and choice -- all on the Left's chopping block.

The Global Antitrust Institute’s March 31 comments (see here) in response to the India Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion’s Discussion Paper on Standard Essential Patents is yet another outstanding GAI contribution to practical international antitrust scholarship.

Three quarters of all federal law is not enacted by those we elect but by the unelected heads of over 200 government departments, agencies, and bureaus.  Under our Constitution, only