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Employee-Asset-Owner: How Messi’s Inter Miami Deal is Changing the Game for the American Soccer Industry

Allyson Swartzberg

University of Chicago Law School '25

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Blank Spaces: Analyzing Reforms to Chicago’s Commercial Vacant Lot Problem

Elizabeth Taddie Larson

University of Chicago Law School '25

Thank you to the University of Chicago Institute for Justice Clinic on Entrepreneurship for inspiring this paper, specifically Grant Twombly for suggesting I look into this topic and to Professor Beth Kregor for her thoughts on the problems affecting reform efforts.

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Rethinking the Limits of Revlon’s General Prohibition: Exploring Interference in Corporate Auctions for Shareholder Value Maximization

Lauren K. Hirsh

The University of Chicago Law School '24

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There Is No “Passing On” an Injury You Never Suffered: Revisiting the Bypassed Distributor Problem in Antitrust Law

Bryan Gant

Bryan Gant is a partner in the Antitrust Group at White & Case LLP

The author would like to thank Zarka Shabir and Helen J. Gant for their invaluable assistance. Any views expressed in this publication are strictly those of the author and should not be attributed in any way to White & Case LLP or its clients.

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Startup Investing and Venture DAOs

Ivan Fan

University of Chicago Law School '23

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Antitrust Complaints Filed Against Ticketmaster and Live Nation in California: An Overview and Analysis

Scott Andrzejewski

University of Chicago Law School '24

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Regulatory Uncertainty and Business Impact of the Executive Orders Against Investment in Chinese Companies

Martin Kwan

Honorary Fellow, Asian Institute of International Financial Law, University of Hong Kong Associate in Research, Fairbank Center for Chinese Studies, Harvard University

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The main provision of the Executive Orders (EO 13959 by President Trump issued in November 2020, as replaced by EO 14032 by President Biden issued in June 2021) prohibits US persons from engaging in:

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The Supreme Court As A Systemic Risk

Benjamin Edwards

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Commodity Futures Trading Commission: The Correct Regulator for the Virtual Currency Spot Market

Clayton C. Melton

J.D. Candidate, Georgetown Law ’23

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TerraUSD, an algorithmic stablecoin, succumbed to a ‘death spiral’ when it de-pegged from its $1 (‘USD’) value. This death spiral sparked a market-wide virtual currency sell-off, wiping out

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Court Rejects Johnson & Johnson’s Use of the “Texas Two-Step” to Tackle Baby Powder Liability

Charlie Hu

University of Chicago Law School ’23

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FTX: An Illustration of the Difficulties in Structuring Crypto-Asset Regulation and Incentives

Jed Greenberg

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Restructuring Futures Markets

Joshua Nathanson