Antitrust Publications & Speeches

Federal Court Agrees with FTC in Ruling Qualcomm Must License Standard-Essential Patents to Competitors

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SEP Exclusive Dealing Showdown: FTC v. Qualcomm Preview

Allison Sheedy spoke on the FTC’s ongoing litigation against Qualcomm relating to licensing of standard essential patents and its FRAND commitments during an ABA Section of Antitrust Law panel.  (Oct. 15, 2018) Click here to read more.

These Standards are A-Changin’: The Rail Fuel Surcharge as a Class Certification Case Study

Constantine Cannon attorney Allison Sheedy published in The Price Point’s Winter 2017 issue.

Supreme Court to Hear Appeal on Antitrust Liability and Trade Association Membership: What CEOs and Association Members Should Know

By Jeannine Kenney and Kristen Ward Broz Hausfeld Antitrust Bulletin.(August 25, 2016) View Publication

Song Stays Pretty Much The Same For ASCAP, BMI

Partner Daniel Vitelli was published in a Law360 article, Song Stays Pretty Much The Same For ASCAP, BMI (August 5, 2016). (subscription required)

Assessing how Brexit will affect antitrust litigation and payment services in the UK

BrightTalk webinar, July 2016

US criminal antitrust implicating Japanese at alarming rate

Constantine Cannon lawyers Ankur Kapoor and Douglas E. Rosenthal, published in Nikkei Asian Review (June 27, 2016).  Click here to read the article.

Blue Cross Blue Shield Antitrust Litigation: Update on the Issues

Ankur Kapoor presented on class-certification issues in the class actions filed against Blue Cross Blue Shield at the ABA Section of Antitrust Law (May 4, 2016).  See the program slides here.

Compliance programmes and cartel convictions

Talk presented at the law firm Anderson Mori & Tomotsune in Tokyo, Japan.

NC Dental One Year Later: Implications for the Sharing Economy

Ankur Kapoor moderated the ABA Section of Antitrust Law Committee Program, which concerned the application of state-action antitrust immunity to state regulatory boards after the Supreme Court’s 2015 decision in North Carolina State Board of Dental Examiners v. FTC.