Currently, privacy law takes a collection-based approach to restricting how companies acquire information from consumers. Whether we actually read them or not, we often see this approach manifested in the privacy policies that we consent to in order to use services like Google. However, data use...

On March 1, 2016, the ABA Section of Antitrust, Exemptions and Immunities Committee presented a panel with an update on state action immunity since N.C. Dental. After giving a brief refresher on N.C. Dental, the panel discussed the recent Federal Trade Commission guidance on the decision, an...

Part I of this article will outline the history of Bitcoins and describe the kinds of businesses that use Bitcoins. Part II discusses the money transmission laws, including how other money transmitters facing similar situations have been regulated and some of the state-level money transmission...

In In re Refrigerant Compressors Antitrust Litigation, the Eastern District of Michigan dismissed plaintiff General Electric Corp.'s antitrust claims against defendants Danfoss A/S, Danfoss Flensburg GmbH, and Danfoss, LLC on the grounds that the claims were barred under the Foreign Trade...

This article analyses the current debate surrounding the role of antitrust in recent market manipulation matters domestically. Despite the anti-competitive nature of this activity, there are several difficulties and inconsistencies that must be addressed. In particular, a stronger definition for...