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Author: Aaron L. Nielson

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D.C. Circuit Review – Reviewed: On the Outside Looking In

I started D.C. Circuit Review — Reviewed in 2015 because I’m an “admin law” person and the D.C. Circuit is the nation’s home for administrative law litigation. As I explained in a post about whether the D.C. Circuit truly is the nation’s “second most important court”: Increasingly, however, it feels like the D.C. Circuit’s outsized […]

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Free Conference on the Past, Present, and Future of FTC Rulemaking

BYU Law is hosting a series of free conferences and webinars on antitrust and tech-related regulatory issues. Our next conference will be on Friday, February 24 in Washington D.C. (and remotely), and will address the past, present, and future of Federal Trade Commission rulemaking — a timely topic for obvious reasons. Commissioner Christine Wilson and Elizabeth […]

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FTC Litigation After Seila Law

Daniel Fisher at Legal Newsline has authored a fascinating story about ongoing litigation between the FTC and Walmart that presents weighty constitutional questions about the FTC’s litigation authority after Seila Law v. CFPB. Here’s how Fisher’s story begins: Days after the Federal Trade Commission accused Walmart of helping scam artists defraud customers by using its […]