Law and Power
Daniel HanleyExplaining antitrust law, antimonopoly, the consequences of concentrated corporate power, and how the law distributes power in our society.
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New Paper Detailing How Federal Judges Must Rise to the Moment, Adhere to the Law, and Impose Structural Remedies
The public is on the edge of witnessing a generational moment in antitrust law. Judges, for the first time since the 1990s, are contemplating whether they should impose structural remedies (i.e., those that break up a corporation) on liable...
Recovering Antitrust’s First Principles in a Generational Moment
We are in a generational moment for antitrust. The federal courts are currently hearing more monopolization cases initiated by the federal government than in the past 20 years against some of the largest corporations in American history, in...
Biden’s Antitrust Agenda Has Catalyzed the Rise of a New Legal Vanguard
The New Deal was a decisive turning point in American history. It established a clear break between the old America and the new one. The public witnessed a government remade to serve its people, one that embedded moral responsibility in its...
Introducing Case Briefs and Video Lessons
Hi everyone,
In my effort to make antitrust law more accessible, I have begun publishing highly detailed case briefs. Each case brief is accompanied by a video lesson published on YouTube. The main website that will host the briefs is: ht...
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