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#36 An Oral History of the Capacitors Trial
In this episode, listeners will hear the oral history of the landmark capacitors price-fixing case, a case that went to trial not once but twice in the midst of a worldwide pandemic. Attorneys for both the plaintiffs and the defense discuss
#35 Mergernomics: GUPPIs
In this episode of Trust and Trade, Dr. Elizabeth Wang, Executive VP of economic consulting firm Compass Lexecon, explains how antitrust enforcers use the Gross Upward Pricing Pressure Index (GUPPI) analysis to determine whether to stop a m
#34 "Why Is My Grocery Bill So High?"
Why are groceries more expensive than they were 4 years ago? In this episode, agriculture policy expert Austin Frerick and economist Tim Richards debate the impact of consolidation on food prices, and the role antitrust should play. Hosts A
#33 Mergernomics: Critical Loss
In this episode you'll learn everything you need to know about the Critical Loss test used by enforcers to determine whether to block a merger - what it tells you, how to calculate it, and when to use it. Guest Ron Drennan, Economic Advisor
#32 The Non-Competes Ban
In this episode, Open Markets Institute's Sandeep Vaheesan and former acting FTC Chair Maureen Ohlhausen discuss the looming nationwide ban on noncompete clauses for workers and debate the roots and limits of the FTC's powers under Section
#31 Mergernomics
This episode kicks off Trust and Trade's "Mergernomics" series, demystifying the economic analysis that antitrust enforcers use to predict whether a merger will harm competition and should be blocked. Host Anant Raut and co-host January Kim
#30 Breaking Down the Closing Arguments in U.S. v Google
It's been called the "antitrust trial of the century" - U.S. v Google, the DOJ and state AGs' case against Google's alleged search monopoly. In this episode, we asked three of the top antitrust trial lawyers in the country to listen to the
#29 Oral History of the LCD Screens Case
US v AU Optronics, or, the LCD screens case, is one of the most important price-fixing cartel cases of the last 25 years. Now, for the first time, co-hosts Anant Raut and Anna Pletcher bring together lawyers from the prosecution, defense, a
#28 A Brief History of Privacy Enforcement by the FTC
The word "privacy" doesn't appear in the FTC Act, yet for 25 years, the FTC has used its limited resources and enforcement tools to act as the country's privacy enforcer. Past and current FTC leadership join host Anant Raut for this rousing
#27 The Hidden Impact of the Shipping Act Exemption
Look around you - almost everything in your home or office was once on an ocean shipping vessel. Yet this essential area of commerce continues to enjoy one of the oldest exemptions from US antitrust law. Does this loophole keep prices low f
#26 Lina Under Fire
Season 3 of Trust and Trade kicks off with an in-depth look at the heated turn in the relationship between the Federal Trade Commission and Congress, which broke into public view during a July oversight hearing by the House Judiciary Commit
#25 The Rise, Fall, and Fallout of the FTC's 13(b) Monetary Remedies Authority
It was a Supreme Court case about 1 word, worth $1.2 billion dollars. But after SCOTUS killed the Federal Trade Commission's ability to get scam victims their money back, the FTC got creative. On this episode of Trust and Trade, Anant and R
#24 The Delicate Dance of Joint Defense Groups
In this episode of Trust and Trade, Anant and Anna take us into the inner workings of joint defense groups, discussing the unique challenges of working together as a band of equals behind a common goal but sometimes with differing approache
#23 7 Tips for Putting On an Expert Witness
To change antitrust policy, you have to win in court, and a key part of any civil trial is the expert witness. We invited a couple of veteran prosecutors to share their best tips and secrets. Whether you're preparing for your first trial or
#22 Biden at 2
We debate the hits and misses from the first two years of antitrust enforcement under the Biden Administration, and make some predictions about what to expect in the next two years. With special guests: Eyitayo St. Matthew-Daniel, Partner,
#21 The Miseducation of Antitrust Courts
Have judges gone too far and become too reliant on economic experts in antitrust cases? Legendary plaintiffs' attorney Michael Hausfeld joins hosts Anant Raut and Travis Wheeler to talk about whether dueling professional economists either c
#20 Section 2 Criminals
Would-be monopolists have traditionally faced fines and civil remedies; under the Biden Administration's more muscular enforcement of the Sherman Antitrust Act, they could face jail time as well. Law professor Travis Wheeler walks the forme
#19 Illumina/GRAIL
Dual challenges to the Illumina/GRAIL merger on both sides of the Atlantic underscore the differences between US and European approaches to mergers. A group of experts featuring a veteran of DG Comp and an FTC alum walk us through the proce
#18 Communication Between Attorneys and Economists Recap
This past February, Amara reported on a panel discussion hosted by the ABA Antitrust Law Section on attorney-economist communications and how to enhance efficiency in the relationship between attorneys and economists. We provide a recap of
#17 Machine Learning and Its Connection to Antitrust
Summary of a recent panel on ML and antitrust. With special guest: Masha Melkonyan Hosted by: Gabriela Antonie
#16 Cryptocurrency Primer for In-House Counsel
This podcast will cover the basics of cryptocurrency, discuss recent regulatory developments in this area, provide an overview of what keeps in-house counsel dealing with cryptocurrency issues up at night and tips on how to navigate the cha
#15 Presenting Expert Witness Testimony in Antitrust Trials
Tips and tricks for lawyers who are new to presenting expert witnesses at trial and reflections on the importance of eliciting effective expert testimony in antitrust cases. With special guest: Eric Hochstadt, Partner, Weil, Gotshal and Man
#14 The Economic Fundamentals of Two-Sided Platforms and Their Implications for Antitrust
Dr. Caminade discusses the basic economics behind two-sided platforms and its implications for antitrust. With special guest: Juliette Caminade, Vice President, Analysis Group Hosted by: Gabriela Antonie, Manager, Cornerstone Research
#13 Privacy Rulemaking at the FTC
On behalf of the ABA Antitrust Section’s Privacy Legislation Task Force, Kathleen Benway (Alston & Bird), JeanAnn Tabbaa (Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher), and Joshua Wade (McGuireWoods) host a conversation about the possibility of privacy rulemaki
#12 Teaching a Judge or Jury Enough About Regression to Trust (or Mistrust) It - A review with Andrea Rivers
Andrea Rivers walks us through a publicly available tool developed by Prof Luke Froeb to teach non-economists about regression analysis. Hosted by: Gabriela Antonie, Cornerstone Research
#11 Minority Women Succeed as Antitrust Trial Lawyers
Two seasonal antitrust trial lawyers, Barbara Hart and Debra Brookes, share their insights into how minority women thrive as antitrust trial lawyers in the private and public sectors. They address the unique issues that minority women face
#10 Trial Practice 101: Expert Tips on Persuasive Use of Trial Exhibits
A former antitrust prosecutor will share insights on how to use trial exhibits effectively. Most antitrust trials involve hundreds or even thousands of exhibits—often admitted under the business records exception to the hearsay rule—and lib
#9 Navigating Dietary Supplement Advertising Under Today’s FDA Regulatory Regime
A table talk with Haijing Hu, Director, Regulatory and Implementation Staff, Office of Dietary Supplement Program, regarding emerging FDA priorities that should be top of mind for anyone engaged in the marketing and promotion of dietary sup
#8 Antitrust in the 21st Century: A Conversation with CADE's Alexandre Cordeiro
In this episode of the Section of Antitrust Law's Trust and Trade podcast, Alexandre Cordeiro discusses his agenda as President of Brazil's antitrust enforcer CADE, reviews recent agency activity, and shares a Brazilian perspective on the o
#7 State Enforcer You Need to Know: Elinor Hoffmann
The State Enforcement Committee is proud to present the latest installment in our State Enforcer You Need to Know series, which aims to introduce state antitrust and consumer protection enforcers and the work that they do to the ABA. This e
