MoginRubin Partner Jonathan Rubin's article -- DOJ Suggests a Framework for Remedies to Pry Power Away from Google -- was...
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‘Remedy May Be Google’s Biggest Hurdle Yet in Antitrust Case,’ Jonathan Rubin Writes for Law360
Rubin sees tech development racing ahead of legal actions. The U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia's Aug. 5...
Read MoreEradicating Anticompetitive Schemes in Your Supply Chain
“You only find out who is swimming naked when the tide goes out.” --Warren Buffet In a perfect world,...
Read MoreWhy We Fight: The Strategic Value of Antitrust Litigation When Battling Dominant Competitors
"While it is fashionable today to call for mergers and alliances in the name of globalization and the creation of...
Read MorePartners Dan Mogin and Jonathan Rubin Published in Law360
MoginRubin partners Daniel Mogin and Jonathan Rubin co-wrote an article, The 9th Circ.s' Antitrust Class Action Mistake On 'De Minimus',...
Read MorePartners Jonathan Rubin and Jennifer Oliver Published in Bloomberg Law: FTC and State AGs v. Facebook: Monopolization Law Faces Biggest Challenge in Decades
FTC and State AGs v. Facebook: Monopolization Law Faces Biggest Challenge in Decades By Jonathan Rubin and Jennifer M. Oliver...
Read MoreNFL Successfully Defends Against Antitrust Claims Brought by City of Oakland
NFL Successfully Defends Against Antitrust Claims Brought by City of Oakland By Timothy LaComb, of MoginRubin LLP Featured in Sports...
Read MorePartner Jennifer Oliver Published in Law360 Regarding the Power of Big Tech
Published on Law360.com - May 1, 2020 Examining Startup Investors' Thoughts On Big Tech's Power By: Jennifer Oliver On Feb....
Read MoreMoginRubin’s Jonathan Rubin and Tim LaComb Published an Article in the Daily Journal Regarding the T-Mobile/Sprint Merger
February 26, 2020 - MoginRubin partner Jonathan Rubin and attorney Tim LaComb co-authored an article published in the Daily Journal...
Read MorePartner Daniel Mogin Published in Bloomberg Law Regarding the FTC’s Inquiry Into Cross Ownership of Competitors’ Stocks
Published in Bloomberg Law - February 27, 2020 INSIGHT: FTC’s Inquiry Into Common Ownership Benefits Markets, Consumers By: Daniel Mogin...
Read MoreAntitrust Issues and Antitrust Risk Diligence in Nonreportable M&A Deals
Partner Jennifer Oliver recently authored an article in Bloomberg Law that explores the hidden antitrust risks involved in nonreportable M&A...
Read MoreGetting Biosimilars to Market: A Virtual Panel Discussion
Getting Biosimilars to Market, a recent virtual panel moderated by MoginRubin’s Joy Sidhwa, examines commercial challenges facing biosimilars from both...
Read MoreThe Emerging Role of Antitrust Law in Esports (Part II)
Partner Jonathan Rubin continues his discussion of emerging antitrust issues associated with the growing business of Esports in Part II...
Read MoreThe Future of “No Poach” Clauses: Practical Advice and Viewpoints from the Employment and Antitrust Perspectives
In an effort to limit anticompetitive behavior and practices, the DOJ and FTC have begun cracking down on naked no-poach...
Read MoreThe Emerging Role of Antitrust Law in Esports (Part 1)
Partner Jonathan Rubin recently wrote a two-part essay for Sports Litigation Alert and Sports Law Expert that examines the emerging...
Read MoreMoginRubin Partner Jonathan Rubin Published in Concurrences
MoginRubin Partner Jonathan Rubin recently co-authored an article with University of Copenhagen Associate Professor Christian Bergqvist regarding antitrust complaints against...
Read MoreWaging the Merits War at Class Certification: Does Expert Evidence Streamline the Process?
Jodie Williams, a Partner at MoginRubin LLP co-authored an article with Michelle Lowery, a Partner at McDermott Will & Emery,...
Read MoreJonathan Rubin and Christian Bergqvist Conduct a Comparative Study on Approaches Antitrust Authorities Take in the EU and US
Jonathan Rubin and Christian Berqvist published their comments in Global Competition Review regarding the upcoming decision by the European Commission...
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