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Delaware Court Valuation/Damages Case Summaries (July 2025 to June 2026)
Coherent Economics is pleased to share our latest Valuation and Damages Case Summaries from the Delaware Court of Chancery (July 2024 – June 2025), authored
AI Meets Antitrust: Meta’s WhatsApp Policy Sparks EU Antitrust Probe
As AI competition intensifies, regulators are increasingly confronting a familiar antitrust question in a new setting: when does market power enable a platform to disadvantage
A Salary Cap Without a Bargain: The Antitrust Exemption in the Protect College Sports Act
In May 2026, Senators Ted Cruz and Maria Cantwell introduced the Protect College Sports Act. Among other things, this bill contains an antitrust exemption that
Collaboration or Collusion? The Antitrust Test Facing College Financial Aid
The central question in Henry v. Brown University is whether collaboration among universities to promote equitable access to financial aid crosses the line into unlawful
Judge Approves “largest-Ever Class Action Settlement of ERISA Claims Arising from an Employee Stock Ownership Plan”
A Minnesota judge recently approved an $84 million settlement, including attorney’s fees and expenses, between three former employee participants in Wells Fargo’s 401(k)/Employee Stock Ownership
Are NFL Fans Being Priced Out of the Game?
The U.S Department of Justice is investigating whether broadcast contracts held by the National Football League (NFL) violate federal antitrust laws due to the skyrocketing
Summary Judgment Win For More Getty Warrant Investors
Coherent Economics’ client Microsoft prevailed in its closely watched trial opposite Elon Musk. On May 18, 2026, a federal jury unanimously rejected Elon Musk’s claims
Coherent Supports Microsoft in Musk v. Altman Trial Victory
Coherent Economics’ client Microsoft prevailed in its closely watched trial opposite Elon Musk. On May 18, 2026, a federal jury unanimously rejected Elon Musk’s claims
ESOP Alleged to be Too Conservative Set to Settle
Aluminum Precision Products Inc. (the “Company”) recently reached a $2 million deal to settle an ESOP suit related to allegations that the ESOP committee was