Apple & Samsung End Smartphone Patent Wars
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- Professor Michael Carrier in the New York Times
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Improving Homeowners' Insurance Nationwide
"Policyholders need to know what they are buying, insurance companies need to deliver on the promises they make and state regulators have a responsibility to make sure that happens."
- Professor Jay Feinman in the Insurance Journal
AT&T Victory a Setback for Merger Enforcement
"It really is an across the board rejection of the DOJ's case."
- Professor Michael Carrier in Bloomberg
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Our faculty features influential scholars with extensive publications, including books, law review articles, textbooks, and treatises. They are often cited in the media, consulted on legislative and policy matters, and actively engaged in legal advocacy and impact litigation.
The Law and Political Economy (LPE) Project
Competition Policy International (September 2023)
Board of Governors Professor Mike Carrier
Harvard Civil Rights- Civil Liberties Law Review (CR-CL), Forthcoming
Professor Katie Eyer