Nathanael Andrews Associate

Watershed technological developments can offer new entrants the opportunity to challenge market leaders. These rare paradigm shifts redefine how companies compete for customers and resources.

Henry Hauser, Nathanael Andrews, and Shylah Alfonso wrote an article published in TechCrunch titled "The FTC is setting its sights on generative AI," regarding what businesses should understand about antitrust risk when competing in markets affecting generative AI.

Henry Hauser, Marisa Ball and Nathanael Andrews wrote an article published in Law360 regarding the U.S. Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee's questioning of the PGA Tour Inc. senior leadership on their proposed deal with LIV Golf Inc., and the key antitrust issues arising from the Senate session and dossier.   

Across every industry, companies are leveraging machine learning to derive valuable insights without extensive employee involvement. These groundbreaking capabilities are creating an upheaval in how companies engage with competitors and consumers.

In an action of signal importance to any company that does business with the federal government or that receives government funds under a complex regulatory framework, the U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to review a key issue concerning the False Claims Act — the federal statute that imposes severe penalties for knowingly submitting false claims for payment to the government.