In NCAA v. Alston, the Supreme Court, in a 9-0 opinion written by Justice Gorsuch, ruled in favor of student-athletes and against the NCAA on the issue of whether the restriction of education-related benefits violated antitrust law. The Court’s opinion was consistent with several of the points Prof. Michael Carrier and Chris Sagers made in … Continue reading Prof. Michael Carrier’s work cited in Supreme Court opinion…
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Prof. Michael Carrier co-authors essay in Iowa Law Review
Prof. Michael Carrier and Rebecca Tushnet published “An Antitrust Framework for False Advertising” in the Iowa Law Review. The essay offers a new antitrust framework for false advertising claims, including a presumption that monopolists engaging in false advertising violate antitrust law. https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3593914
Prof. Michael Carrier co-authors Law360 standard-setting piece
Prof. Michael Carrier and Brian Scarpelli published “How Standard-Setting Organizations Can Curb Patent Litigation” in Law 360. The piece showed how the clarity of organization rules can affect the likelihood of patent litigation. https://www.law360.com/articles/1392222/how-standard-setting-orgs-can-curb-patent-litigation
Markup Collaboration with RIIPL Shows How Universities Use Race in Predictive Algorithms
Markup story shows how universities use race in predictive algorithms to identify students they think will succeed. The research was done as part of a collaboration with RIIPL, thanks to funding by Pratt.