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The Court and the Computer: When a Judge Underestimated Technological Innovation
The antitrust case against Google was filed in 2020 and did not conclude until the beginning of this [...]
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The Verdict on AI
Few practices have higher stakes for human error than that of criminal justice. An oversight or delay can [...]
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Energy Investments Under Threat: How One ALJ Ruling Could Undermine Jobs, Growth, and Legal Precedent
Whether it’s in Washington, D.C., or right here in Louisiana, the depth and power of the regulatory state [...]
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The More Things Change, the More They Stay the Same: The Antitrust Crusade Rolls On
Much has changed since President Trump assumed office just over 100 days ago. Despite the upheaval of [...]
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TikTok, AI, and Data Centers, Oh My: A Whirlwind First Week for the Trump Administration
There are many ways to describe the Trump administration—boring is not one of them. The new [...]
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The DOJ Cried Google: The Monopoly that Wasn’t
In August the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ)’s antitrust division ruled that Google was an illegal [...]
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DOJ’s Attack on Google Threatens Small Business and Innovation
The Department of Justice (DOJ) is aggressively pursuing a case against Google that could dismantle one [...]
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Google Decision: A Misguided Antitrust Crackdown?
The recent decision by the federal district court for the District of Columbia was against Google. While [...]
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(Anti)trust Issues
2024 is the year of the antitrust and some of tech’s biggest names, from Google to Meta, are currently [...]
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