On February 24, 2015, the Federal Trade Commission and the Department of Justice Antitrust Division will hold a public workshop on health care provider organization and payment model developments...

The IFR was originally set to take effect on February 21, 2017, and is now being extended to October 19, 2017.

When it comes to your health, having digitized information available for seamless sharing across multiple healthcare providers and other stakeholders -- including patients themselves -- is a clear benefit.

On Nov. 6, 2014, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission settled its first action against a patent assertion entity.

The FTC’s chief administrative law judge ruled that the agency must disclose the standards it uses to determine whether a company maintains adequate data security.

The FTC recently won a significant victory in federal court in its ongoing efforts to hold businesses accountable for their data security practices.

The Federal Trade Commission issued warning letters to 42 law firms regarding potential antitrust concerns tied to participation in Diversity Lab's "Mansfield Certification" program...

M&A deals affecting the EU that fall outside standard merger control thresholds may still be subject to review under general competition law—but how does that work? In this episode, Axinn partner James Hunsberger and co-host Matthew Hall (McGuireWoods) explore the implications of the European Court of Justice’s 2023 “Towercast” judgment with guest Frédéric Manin (Advant Altana).

Current FTC and DOJ leaders have signaled that negotiated merger remedies remain a viable path to resolving merger investigations. This analysis explores the evolving landscape of U.S. merger review, examining how early engagement strategies and the concept of 'litigating the fix' are reshaping antitrust enforcement dynamics.

Axinn partner Lisl Dunlop joins hosts Alicia Downey and Rubin Waranch for an in-depth discussion on the growing wave of state-level transaction notification laws—often referred to as "mini-HSR laws.

How are public affairs strategies reshaping merger advocacy in today's regulatory environment? Managing Partner Jeny Maier and Nat Wood from Rational 360 explore the evolving playbook for strategic communications in M&A deals, examining how lobbying and public affairs intersect with antitrust considerations under current administrations.

hio AG Dave Yost filed a lawsuit against nine multistate cannabis operators for allegedly violating Ohio's Valentine Act...

A bipartisan coalition reintroduced the Patients Before Monopolies Act in the 119th Congress after prior House and Senate versions introduced late in the 118th Congress were referred to the Judiciary Committees...

Colorado has enacted legislation that will impact the ability of buyers in mergers and acquisitions transactions to restrict certain owners of a selling business from competing or soliciting clients.

State attorneys general from Florida, Texas, Iowa, Nebraska, and Montana are investigating recycling groups like the U.S. Plastics Pact and GreenBlue Institute...

This edition of Capital Snapshot examines the evolving landscape of the 119th Congress, tracking congressional schedules, special elections, and primary outcomes while analyzing federal funding processes...

Four major fragrance manufacturers face allegations of price-fixing in a consolidated class action, with companies that purchased fragrance ingredients between 2018 and 2023 potentially having claims. Following a partial settlement by IFF for $44 million, affected purchasers must decide whether to remain in the settlement class or opt out to pursue individual claims.

Managing Director Andrew Stivers is joined by former White & Case Partner Jaclyn Phillips and Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt Associate Alysha Pannu as they discuss privacy litigation...

A bipartisan coalition of state attorneys general recently secured a $7 million multistate settlement with Greystar — the nation's largest landlord — in ongoing antitrust actions...

K&L Gates partners Corey Bieber and Guillermo Christensen have published an article in Volume 2 of the June 2025 edition of CPI Antitrust Chronicle.