State Enforcement: Less Theory, more Delivering for Constituents

Antitrust practice is in an incredibly dynamic moment with significant debates centered on the direction jurisprudence and enforcement should proceed.  These debates pose important questions with significant policy, economic, and political outcomes.  However, such debates remain fairly abstract and are largely divorced from the antitrust enforcement work that state attorneys general (“State AGs”) perform.  State AGs, with the constraint of a direct electoral mechanism, have a