Antitrust Law Daily Wrap Up, BLOG TRACKER—Noteworthy blog posts and other commentary, (Mar 10, 2016)

The week’s most insightful, intriguing, or entertaining blog posts regarding antitrust and trade regulation issues:

• Antitrust Today, “The Antitrust Week in Review”

• Antitrust Update, “New York District Court Allows Monopolization Claims Alleging Manipulation of Electricity Prices to Proceed Against Barclays,” by William F. Cavanaugh, Jr. and Nicole Paschal

• Franchise Law Update, “Considerations When Evaluating Errors and Omissions Coverage,” by Eleanor Vaida Gerhards

• The Franchise Contrarian, “How much is that franchise business worth?” by Jim Meaney

• All About Advertising Law, “Depositing Settlement Offers: Is There a Campbell-Ewald Loophole?” by Daniel S. Blynn and Samuel D. Boro

• Antitrust Alert, “FTC’s Feinstein Declines to Provide Safe Harbor Guidance for Low GUPPIs,” by Ryan Leske

• Antitrust & Competition Policy Blog, “Do Patent Challenges Increase Competition?” by D. Daniel Sokol (University of Florida Levin College of Law)

• Proskauer on Advertising Law, “New York Court Rules Rule 67 Deposit Cannot be Used to Pick Off Names Plaintiffs in Putative Diet Pill Class,” by Lawrence Weinstein and James Unger

• Ad Law Access, “The Carrot and the Stick: FTC’s Letter Evidences Flexible Yet Firm Approach to Claim Substantiation,” by Kristi Wolff

• The Volokh Conspiracy, “Justices Thomas and Alito urge court to decide First Amendment rules applicable to bus advertising,” by Eugene Volokh (UCLA School of Law)

• Advertising Law Blog, “Virginia To Regulate Fantasy Sports Contests,” by Scott A. Shaffer

Have you seen (or written) a blog post that fits the bill? Send a note to ALD@wolterskluwer.com, with a link to the suggested post.

Attorneys: Daniel S. Blynn and Samuel D. Boro (Venable LLP); William F. Cavanaugh, Jr. and Nicole Paschal (Patterson Belknap Webb & Tyler LLP); Eleanor Vaida Gerhards (Fox Rothschild LLP); Ryan Leske (McDermott Will & Emery); Jim Meaney (Zaino Law Group); Scott A. Shaffer (Olshan Frome Wolosky LLP); Lawrence Weinstein and James Unger (Proskauer Rose LLP); Kristi Wolff (Kelley Drye & Warren LLP).

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