Administrative Agencies and Antitrust in 2024: Major Developments and a Look Ahead [Part 1]
This is the first panel of a conference hosted by the Committee for Justice examining FTC and DOJ agency actions, congressional oversight, litigation, the effects of Lina Khan’s approach on the economy and the law, and what we can expect to see in 2024.
Administrative Agencies and Antitrust in 2024: Major Developments and a Look Ahead [Part 2]
This is the second panel of a conference hosted by the Committee for Justice examining FTC and DOJ agency actions, congressional oversight, litigation, the effects of Lina Khan’s approach on the economy and the law, and what we can expect to see in 2024.
Administrative Agencies and Antitrust in 2024: Major Developments and a Look Ahead [Part 3]
This is the third panel of a conference hosted by the Committee for Justice examining FTC and DOJ agency actions, congressional oversight, litigation, the effects of Lina Khan’s approach on the economy and the law, and what we can expect to see in 2024.
The FTC in Courts and Congress: Here Comes Trouble? [Part 1]
This is the first panel of a two-part discussion on the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) in both the courts and in Congress, examining potential constitutional challenges, congressional oversight, and legislative priorities.
The FTC in Courts and Congress: Here Comes Trouble? [Part 2]
This is the second panel of a two-part discussion on the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) in both the courts and in Congress, examining potential constitutional challenges, congressional oversight, and legislative priorities.
Urging a “No” on H.R. 3843, the "Merger Filing Fee Modernization Act"
The following memo was sent to members of the U.S. House of Representatives and their staff, opposing H.R. 3843, the "Merger Filing Fee Modernization Act."
Letter in Opposition to H.R. 3843, the "Merger Filing Fee Modernization Act"
Please see the following letter from Ashley Baker, Robert H. Bork Jr., James Edwards, and Curt Levey in opposition to H.R. 3843…
ColemanNation Podcast: The Biggest Monopoly
Congressional Briefing on Antitrust Enforcement: What If? Consequences of Proposed Antitrust Legislation
Experts will discuss the consequences of current proposals, including how they would play out from an enforcement perspective, and why certain proposals are an affront to the rule of law.
Upcoming Event: Antitrust and the Rule of Law: Past, Present, and Future
This event will feature two panel discussions with experts on key issues in antitrust law, followed by a reception for attendees.
The Federal Trade Commission Needs to Be Reined in
Some courts have claimed the judicial branch lacks jurisdiction to even challenge the FTC procedures, meaning there is no one to hold the FTC accountable when they overstep.
Coalition Letter: Request for Investigation of the FTC’s Practice of Counting “Zombie Votes”
Using the votes of Commissioners who have departed from their roles at the FTC and concealing it from the public raises serious concerns regarding transparency and accountability. We therefore seek an investigation to determine the following: 1.) the legal basis for this practice, beyond compliance with internal voting rules; 2.) whether the practice has previously been used, when it was used, and, specifically, if it has been used to break ties; and 3.) information relating to each of the underlying proposals, votes, and relevant motions as well as the FTC's rationale for concealing these specific matters from public disclosure.