Professor Michael Carrier published PBMs and Product Hopping (with Victoria Field) in CPI Antitrust Chronicle. The article explores two reasons for higher drug prices that have previously been examined separately–pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) and “product hopping” from one drug to another–but have not yet been considered in combination.
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Prof. Carrier participated in a Competition Policy International webinar on standards
Professor Michael Carrier participated in a webinar hosted by Competition Policy International on “The Evolving Landscape of Standard-Essential Patents.” He served on the panel: “A Global Perspective.”
Prof. Carrier Submits Comment to International Trade Commission
Professor Carrier submitted a comment to the International Trade Commission in “In the Matter of Certain Video Capable Electronic Devices…” supporting the position of Amazon in a case brought by Nokia. Professor Carrier highlighted the importance of promises that patentholders make to reasonably license patents and how they should affect exclusion orders.
Professor Hrdy posts a new paper: “Workplace ‘Acquisition’ of Trade Secrets”
If you send an email to your personal gmail account, while working at a company, and the email contains company trade secrets, did you “acquire” those trade secrets using “improper means” in violation of federal trade secret law? This is the question addressed in Professor Hrdy’s new paper, co-authored with Charles Tait Graves, a Partner … Continue reading Professor Hrdy posts a new paper: “Workplace ‘Acquisition’ of Trade Secrets”…
Professor Hrdy Presents on Trade Secrets at University of Virginia
Professor Camilla Hrdy presented new research on trade secret law at the annual trade secret law conference, which was hosted this year by Professor Elizabeth Rowe at the University of Virginia School of Law. The event featured a small group of established trade secret law scholars from institutions across the country, pictured below. Professor Sharon … Continue reading Professor Hrdy Presents on Trade Secrets at University of Virginia…