Tech Platforms in a New Age of Competition Law: Panel 3, Competition Law from the Trenches

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The Future of Antitrust

BYU Law School's Global Business Law Program

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Tech Platforms in a New Age of Competition Law: Panel 3, Competition Law from the Trenches

The Future of Antitrust

1 hour 27 minutes 57 seconds

2 years ago

Tech Platforms in a New Age of Competition Law: Panel 3, Competition Law from the Trenches

Having heard from academics and policymakers, this third panel of the Tech Platforms in a New Age of Competition Law conference features four distinguished practitioners -- Mark Buse (Match.com), Amanda Reeves (Latham & Watkins), Ryan Shores (Shearman & Sterling), and Paul Stancil (Orrick) -- who share their views on recent developments in competition law and policy.