Video: can state AGs stop Paramount's Warner Bros. Discovery deal? Asheesh Agarwal, Eric Fruits and Michael Toth on the merger litigation.

Ashley Baker’s remarks at the Lexington Institute’s Capitol Hill conference on the shift of antitrust enforcement to state attorneys general.

DOJ cleared Paramount's Warner Bros. Discovery deal; twelve state AGs sued anyway. CFJ's Aug. 20 webinar asks whether the states can stop it.

In the Orange County Register, we argued that California's suit against the Paramount-WBD merger would preserve Hollywood's decline, not reverse it.

In the Washington Examiner, we argued that state AGs fighting Paramount's Warner Bros. Discovery deal misread both the merger and Hollywood.

In comments to the FTC and DOJ, we urged the agencies to return HSR premerger filings to their statutory purpose: screening mergers.

In comments to the FTC and DOJ, we urged the agencies to keep HSR premerger filings a narrow screening tool, not a litigation-style dossier.

In The Washington Times, we argued that the STB should approve the Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern merger based on dynamic competition, not size.

In The National Law Review, we argued that the Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern merger would strengthen competition by helping rail take on trucking.