5 Questions with Donna Hoffman: How Technology Is Changing the Consumer Experience
Professor Donna Hoffman of George Washington University shares insights into the impact of technology on consumer behavior.
Cornerstone Research Staff Review New U.S. Vertical Merger Guidelines
The DOJ and FTC were responsive to comments received during the public comments process.
Cornerstone Research Named to Chambers and Partners Litigation Support 2020
Noting the firm’s ‘deep expertise,’ Chambers cites financial services, competition and arbitration strengths
Collateralized Loan Obligations in the Age of COVID-19
The authors discuss the economics of collateralized loan obligations and the extent to which they may be vulnerable to the economic downturn caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Price Gouging and the Pandemic: An Economic Perspective
This article discusses how economics can be useful in navigating the line between recognizing the market realities of a crisis and running afoul of price gouging laws.
Cornerstone Research Connects: 2019 Securities Class Action Settlements
The authors discuss the annual Securities Class Action Settlements report and some of its key findings.
2020 IAM Guide to Leading Patent Professionals
Intellectual Asset Management (IAM) names Henry Grabowski of Duke University and Matthew Lynde of Cornerstone Research in its annual list of leading expert witnesses on patent issues in the United…
Healthcare Merger Analysis
As the COVID-19 pandemic take its toll on the economy, there are anticipated forthcoming litigation challenges—particularly for healthcare mergers.
Federal Communications Commission Proceedings
Cornerstone Research provided economic consulting in FCC proceedings related to competition in mobile wireless, broadband services, and special access services provided by local exchange carriers.
March Trading Halts and Other Trading Restrictions May Complicate Securities Class Actions
The authors document a high number of automatic trading halts and other trading restrictions triggered in March 2020 at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.