Morgan Lewis mourns the loss of our former partner and firm Chair, John Shenefield—a man of extraordinary accomplishments who led our firm from 1996-1999 after an illustrious career with the US Department of Justice and who left an indelible mark on our firm, our clients, and the Antitrust bar.
Our community also mourns the loss of our friend and partner Julian Goodman after a brief and aggressive illness—a gentleman and amazing colleague whose sense of humanity and humor could lighten the mood even in the most difficult situations.
Regular updates on the regulatory, legislative, procedural, and litigation implications of the US Supreme Court’s decision overruling the Chevron doctrine.
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We outline the key aspects of the application of antitrust in labour markets, covering preliminary definitions of wage-fixing and no-poach agreements, their economic harm and legal qualification, and final takeaways.
Raising the Bar
Raising the Bar
The basis for the opinion was that the CTA exceeds US Congress’s powers under both the Commerce Clause and the Necessary and Proper Clause.