For your reference, here is a year-end recap of some of the most well-read Antitrust & Trade Regulation publications on JD Supra for all of 2020:

1. Florida Cancer Center Admits to Violating U.S. Antitrust Laws, Agrees to Pay More Than $120 Million in Penalties - by Andrea Murino, James Gatta, and Roger Cohen at Goodwin
2. Uncle Sam Wants to Protect Blockchain Technology - by Melissa Ho and G. Phillip Kim at Polsinelli
3. Can ‘Hijacking’ a Single Cryptocurrency Network Violate Antitrust Laws? - by Ivory Bishop Jr. at BakerHostetler
4. Youth Soccer Company Cries Foul at Competitor and Former Employees - by Dawn Mertineit and Michael Kippins at Seyfarth Shaw
5. 2019 Antitrust Year in Review - by attorneys at Wilson Sonsini
6. Nvidia/Mellanox: China’s Close Scrutiny of Semiconductor Deals Continues - by attorneys at Akin Gump
7. FTC to Investigate Big Tech's Past Deals and Consider Broadening Merger Notification Requirements - by Jackie Java and Daniel Hemli at Bracewell
8. Compound Pharmacies Enter False Claims Act And Anti-Kickback Statute Settlement - by Kevin Mulry at Farrell Fritz
9. Takeaways From the ABA/IBA International Cartel Workshop - by Tara Reinhart at Skadden
10. FTC offers advice on use of artificial intelligence and algorithms - by Christopher J. Willis at Ballard Spahr
11. Prevagen Payouts Could Reach Tens of Millions of Dollars Due to False Advertising - by John Hopkins at Searcy Denney
12. The Long Arm of American Enforcement: How Companies Without U.S. Operations Can Still Find Themselves Facing U.S. Law and Regulatory Enforcement - by attorneys at Foley & Lardner
13. Another Blockchain Supply Chain Shipping Consortium Files for Federal Antitrust Exemption - by Jeff Neuburger and Jonathan Mollod at Proskauer

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