Tag: technology
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Below the Threshold: Serial Acquisitions and the Limits of Hart–Scott–Rodino Reform
Writer: JD Draughon Article Editor: Aidan Larkin Associate Editors: Claire Lowenstein & Kelsie Fernandez Market competition can be diminished not only by one blockbuster merger, but by a buyer who repeatedly acquires smaller competitors. The term “roll-up” describes a company partaking in these serial acquisitions in the same or adjacent market space. Many roll-ups are…
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Amazon, Consumer Safety, and Third Party Product Liability
Writer: Sophia Zaydon Article Editor: Alexandra Falvella I. Introduction More than 310 million individuals shop on the online retail platform Amazon, a virtual marketplace that sells a variety of goods from food items to crafting supplies each year. In 2000, six years after its founding, Amazon opened its platform to third party sellers. These independent…
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Accessibility or Liability? Assessing the Legal Implications of Artificial Intelligence as a Mental Health Service
Writer: Alexa Roberts Article Editor: Brooke Cosentino I. Introduction to Intersections of Artificial Intelligence and Psychology Artificial intelligence (AI) is now expanding into a multitude of different industries to provide a wide variety of services to consumers. One high demand service area AI has begun to expand into is the area of mental health services,…
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