Antitrust Law Daily Wrap Up, BLOG TRACKER—Noteworthy blog posts and other commentary, (Feb 27, 2014)

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

• Antitrust Law Blog, “Ninth Circuit Once Again Affirms That Malicious Actions To Destroy A Competitor Do Not State An Antitrust Claims Unless Accompanied By Injury To Competition,” by Helen C. Eckert

• Health Reform Watch, “Professional Licensing Boards and Antitrust Liability,” by Tara Adams Ragone (Seton Hall University School of Law)

• All About Advertising Law, “Torture Tests Must Be Consumer Relevant for Claims Support Per NAD,” by Amy Mudge and Randy Shaheen

• Competition Policy International, “Too Much of a Good Thing? Is Heavy Reliance on Leniency Eroding Cartel Enforcement in the United States,” by Megan Dixon, Ethan Kate, and Janet McDavid

• Franchise Law Update, “Just in Time for Renewal Season! Minnesota Implements Online Franchise E-Filing,” by Eleanor Vaida Gerhards

• IP Vancouver blog, “Antitrust and Associations: Professional and Trade Associations Codes of Ethics Can Lead To Antitrust Trouble,” by Burt Braverman

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: Burt Braverman (Davis Wright Tremaine LLP). Megan Dixon (Hogan Lovells LLP). Helen C. Eckert (Sheppard Mullin). Eleanor Vaida Gerhards (Fox Rothschild). Ethan Kate (Hogan Lovells LLP). Janet McDavid (Hogan Lovells LLP). Amy Mudge (Venable LLP). Randy Shaheen (Venable LLP).

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