Cartels Workshop 2025: An Advanced Seminar on Substantive and Procedural EU Developments
Gregor Langus of Cornerstone Research will speak on a panel titled ‘Substantive Issues’ at this annual workshop in Brussels, hosted by Concurrences.
2025 Antitrust Writing Awards
Cornerstone Research professionals and affiliated experts are nominated in Concurrences’ annual selection of leading articles.
Cornerstone Research Submits Comment to the DOJ-DOT Inquiry on Competition in Airline Travel
Comment urges the agencies to follow the facts of each case to correctly assess competitive effects.
Hunter et al. v. Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. et al.
The parties settled on favorable terms for the defendants in this labor matter involving a no-poach agreement.
Opting Out of Class Actions: Key Considerations for Plaintiffs; How Defendants Can Keep the Class Together
Brendan Rudolph of Cornerstone Research will join litigators to discuss class actions at this webinar hosted by Strafford.
Lexology Index 2025: Cornerstone Research Competition Experts Honored as Global and Elite Thought Leaders
The firm’s academic experts and consulting professionals are recognized among the foremost competition economists in the world.
Expanding the Economic Analysis in Banking Merger Review
This article explores economic lessons on bank mergers from literature and merger reviews in non-financial industries.
Quantifying Competitive Price Effects in Healthcare Provider Mergers
This article examines how economists use changes in bargaining leverage to forecast the price effects of healthcare provider mergers.
Six Cornerstone Research Experts Receive 2025 Lexology Client Choice Recognition
The awards recognize individuals who “stand apart for the excellent client care they provide and the quality of their service.”
Cornerstone Research Named Outstanding Global Economic Firm
Global Competition Review recognises Cornerstone Research in the 2025 edition of the GCR 100.
Women’s Antitrust Forum 2024: Luminary Event
Joanna Tsai of Cornerstone Research will lead a Q&A session at this Washington, DC gathering of leading women antitrust practitioners.
Patel v. 7-Eleven
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled that 7-Eleven franchisees are exempt from the worker classification test.
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