February 29, 2024
The American Bar Association Antitrust Law Section has published the article “Difference-in-Differences Renaissance and Implications for Antitrust Economic Analyses” by Director Jéssica Dutra. Recent advancements in econometrics have shown that the classic formulation of a difference-in-differences (DiD) – Two-way Fixed Effects – although fairly intuitive, may yield a miscalculated magnitude of the policy effect size, potentially going as far as providing an estimate in the opposite direction of the actual effect. In her article, Jéssica shows that by choosing the appropriate specification under the new developments of DiD, antitrust experts can ensure that antitrust enforcement remains grounded in sound economic principles and evidence-based reasoning.
Read the article here (ABA membership required):
Integrity and Accountability: Anti-Corruption Enforcement in Saudi Arabia
As Saudi Arabia advances its transformative Vision 2030 agenda, the country’s blueprint for economic and long-term prosperity, it is placing a strong emphasis on accountability and integrity through combating bribery and corruption. In our latest whitepaper, we explore the legislative developments and impacts of these initiatives on fostering a governance framework aligned with Vision 2030.
Postgraduation Earnings: A Survey of Leading Data Sources for Damages Experts
Managing Director Matt Farber recently authored the article “Postgraduation Earning: A Survey of Leading Data Sources for Damages Experts” for the American Bar Association’s Fall 2024 issue of “The Brief.”
Jon Fowler Contributes to ILTA Active Learning Best Practice Guide
Managing Director Jon Fowler recently contributed to the Active Learning Best Practice Guide, developed by International Legal Technology Association (ILTA). This guide represents the combined expertise of eDiscovery leaders from London’s top law firms, input from over 50 global contributors, and the valuable perspective of retired Judge former Master Victoria McCloud.