Law360 (April 9, 2021, 6:39 PM EDT) — The American Bar Association hosted its virtual 69th Antitrust Law Spring Meeting on March 23-26. The four-day event drew an international audience of over 2,000 practitioners, enforcers, academics and jurists.
Although there were the perennial prognostications about whether Congress will pass federal privacy legislation, and bread-and-butter foundational sessions on antitrust and consumer protection fundamentals, the ABA set its sights on evaluating how antitrust and consumer protection fit into rallying points of broader social and political issues surfaced by the global COVID-19 pandemic and racial uprisings in the United States.
In this article, we consider how these issues offered a new lens…
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