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Award-Winning Antitrust Study Finds Competitors Share Directors Far More Often Than Previously Known
Directors are serving on the boards of competing companies far more often than previously understood, according to a new antitrust study by Mark Lemley, the William H. Neukom Professor of Law; Lane Miles, JD ’25, and Professor Rory Van Loo of the Wharton School. Their article, “Anticompetitive Directors,” published in…
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Some of the Trump administration’s most consequential immigration changes aren’t the ones making headlines. On Stanford Legal, immigration law expert Lucas Guttentag joins host Professor Pamela Karlan to explain how hundreds of memos, directives and implementation shifts — many receiving ...little public scrutiny — are collectively reshaping the U.S. immigration system.
Guttentag, founder of the ACLU Immigrants’ Rights Project, also discusses the Immigration Policy Tracking Project he launched with law students to document each policy move and the related legal challenges.
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