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Liz Bailey is a panelist during the mergers session titled “Innovation offense and defense – what have we learned so far.”
Recent merger challenges have spotlighted innovation as a key theory of harm, sparking debate across legal and economic circles.
Sean Durkin is a panelist during the antitrust session titled “Novel theories of harm – where are the limits?”
Antitrust enforcement is evolving, with regulators and claimants testing new boundaries. This panel explores emerging theories and their future relevance.
Nate Goldstein is a panelist during the Economist plenary session.
Alison Hole is a panelist during the plenary session titled “As the world turns: antitrust enforcement in times of geopolitical shifts.”
As global tensions rise, competition law is increasingly shaped by national security, tech leadership, and economic resilience. This session examines how antitrust enforcement is evolving in response to these strategic priorities.
Oliver Latham is a panelist during the mergers session titled “Strategies for avoiding divestitures in merger control.”
As agencies increasingly favor behavioral and non-traditional remedies, this panel explores how merging parties can navigate complex reviews without structural divestitures.
Margaret Sanderson gives the Chairs’ closing remarks.
Josh Sherman is a panelist during the mergers session titled “Novel theories of harm – where are the limits?”
Regulators are increasingly testing the boundaries of traditional merger control. This session explores emerging theories of harm and their implications.
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