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ADventures in Law

Oops, I Did It Again: Navigating Social Media Posts for Brands

Carl Hittinger Weighs in on Alaska Airlines/Hawaiian Airlines Merger in Law360 Article

Federal Court Rules False Claims Act’s Whistleblower Provisions Are Unconstitutional

Michelle Tanney, Kevin Edgar, Isabelle Sterling, Jamie Reiner Co-Author Article on Election Betting Contracts Case

Carl Hittinger authored a post for The Legal Intelligencer regarding the conservative viewpoint of Judge Samuel Alito in regards to antitrust issues. Hittinger uses case-specific examples to demonstrate that Judge Alito may possibly believe that antitrust laws are best to be left to enforcement at the hands of the government and not by private plaintiffs.

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Hittinger Authors “Alito’s Conservative Views on Antitrust Issues” for The Legal Intelligencer

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