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Is Congress pivoting to more bipartisan ground? There's widespread agreement that pharmaceutical companies have gamed the system to keep prices high for patients. It's time for reform and we will keep pushing! @p4adnow axios.com/2024/05/22/dru…

Excited to see strong DOJ suit against Live Nation. Here’s how it could help fans. usatoday.com/story/money/20…

Excellent discussion of the harms from product hopping and of bipartisan legislation that could address this.

Glad to see NCAA will stop enforcing transfer rules. Marc Edelman and I explained why they violate antitrust law: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

📆 June 25 on the Hill: Balancing Innovation and Accessibility: Reforming Patent Policy for Patient Benefit bit.ly/3X8CAgi with our Wayne Brough, Tahir Amin Initiative for Medicines, Access & Knowledge, Michael Carrier Rutgers Law ⚖️, Alex Moss Public Interest Patent Law Institute

📆 June 25 on the Hill: Balancing Innovation and Accessibility: Reforming Patent Policy for Patient Benefit bit.ly/3yObTmP with our Wayne Brough, Tahir Amin Initiative for Medicines, Access & Knowledge, Michael Carrier Rutgers Law ⚖️, Alex Moss Public Interest Patent Law Institute

📅Tomorrow at 12PM ET! Tahir Amin, Michael Carrier, @AlexHMoss and R Street Institute’s Wayne Brough will discuss patent policy, how patents impact drug prices, and why we desperately need to rethink our patent system. RSVP to join ⤵️ rstreet.org/events/balanci…

In part I of a two-part series, Rutgers Law ⚖️'s Michael Carrier outlines the evidence behind the government’s recent lawsuit against #LiveNation and its subsidiary, #Ticketmaster, for monopolizing the live entertainment market. promarket.org/2024/07/01/the…

One of the better analyses of U.S. v Live Nation / Ticketmaster I’ve seen — assesses the #antitrust complaint thoroughly instead of just #breakemup

Some have blamed the Supreme Court for a lack of clarity in the law of “pay-for-delay” agreements. After reviewing all of these cases in the past decade, Ed Bank & I explain how the law hasn’t fully developed because the vast majority of the cases settle. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

We're hiring at Rutgers Law School! This position is in our Camden location, just across the river from Philadelphia. Our focus is on candidates with scholarly and teaching interests in Tax, Business Organizations, Contracts and/or Constitutional Law. We are interested in both

Excited to announce a new IP Certificate program at Rutgers Law ⚖️! go.rutgers.edu/NewIPPrograms

Happy birthday to the man who made NIL possible: Ed O'Bannon. Ed fought for college athletes to have the same rights as their classmates and other Americans. He won.

Glad to see heightened antitrust enforcement in sports and sports-adjacent areas. My friend and frequent co-author, Michael Carrier, recently published an article on anticompetitive conduct in event ticketing.

So, the #NCAA is again thinking about reducing the time of its football transfer portal without engaging in collective bargaining. Is this an #antitrust risk? Predictably, Michael Carrier and I have already addressed this issue: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

Forthcoming in Fordham Law Review: "Of Labor, Antitrust and Why the Proposed House Settlement Will Not Solve the NCAA's Problem." Co-authored with Michael Carrier, which is always a pleasure. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…