Driven by a variety of factors, merger activity among hospitals has been robust over the last couple of years.

With the substantial increase in tariffs imposed in 2025, many US corporations began disclosing tariffs' impacts in their quarterly financial reports or in earnings calls with investors, analysts, and the media.

Economic analysis is often a key input of decision-making on development projects that affect the environment. However, the quality and rigor of economic analysis can vary substantially, even across...

Tackling Transfer Pricing Litigation for Multinationals Operating in Europe

Data play an increasingly important role in shaping competition, influencing how firms innovate, set prices, and interact with consumers.

The economic regulation of major energy infrastructure assets (e.g., oil and natural gas pipelines and electricity transmission) determines how utilities set...

Prediction markets have rapidly evolved from niche forecasting tools into a burgeoning asset class, attracting significant interest from investors, exchanges, and regulators alike.

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...

In a new paper published by South Centre, Managing Director Vladimir Starkov and Consultant Alexis Jin estimate the tax revenues to be gained by a group of 85 developing countries under the Amount A...

On 19 February 2024, the OECD/G20 Inclusive Framework on BEPS released its final report on Amount B of Pillar One, "Special Considerations for Baseline Distribution Activities."

In their article "Developments of the Advance Pricing Agreement Procedure in France," Senior Managing Director Emmanuel Llinares and Consultant Sabrine Heller examine recent developments...

In Bloomberg's "2025 Transfer Pricing Forum," Director Tom Braukmann and Managing Director Philip de Homont provide insights into the interaction between transfer pricing and customs valuation practices in Germany.

Violating intellectual property rights (IPRs) can have consequences that extend far beyond the disputing parties, affecting consumers, disrupting supply chains, and fundamentally altering competitive forces.

Staatsbeteiligungen an Übertragungsnetzbetreibern senken die tatsächlichen Kapitalkosten nicht, sondern verlagern Risiken auf Steuerzahler.

The loss of exclusivity for Humira and the entry of biosimilars into the US market have driven major shifts in biologics, most notably a sharp decline in pricing.

Multinational enterprises face the complex challenge of allocating entrepreneurial profits from brands among legal entities based on their DEMPE (Development, Enhancement, Maintenance, Protection, and Exploitation) value contributions. This article presents a solution to measuring the impact of historic DEMPE contributions to a brand's current value, using a case study where DEMPE functions shifted following an acquisition.

On 8 April 2026, the FTC’s Director of the Bureau of Consumer Protection (BCP) released a blog post about how the BCP engages with economics and economists on consumer protection matters and best practices for businesses looking to engage further.

NERA's 17th annual review of asbestos-related liabilities for companies reveals that, over the past year, there have been mixed trends for defendants.

A wealth of information about securities class actions in Canada and the U.S. is available thanks to the excellent efforts of NERA Economic Consulting.

An update on the recent statistics published by NERA, the employment law watchdog tasked with ensuring that employers comply with their employment law obligations.