In the Media

John Ochoa offered his input in the Bloomberg Law article, "Genetic Privacy Suits Rise as Employers Probe Medical Histories," stating that so far many workers have gotten favorable decisions under GIPA because they have forced employers to settle quickly based off of fear of facing "astronomical statutory damages."

Insight on Business interviewed Ngosong Fonkem along with a professor of economics with St. Norbert College about what international trade policies might look like under either a Harris administration or a Trump administration, and the potential impacts to Northeast Wisconsin manufacturers and the economy as a whole.

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) seeks to block a proposed merger between Kroger Company and Albertsons Companies Inc., alleging the merger is anticompetitive. Daniel Spungen discusses the FTC's argument in the article, "Kroger, FTC spar in court over proposed merger." 

A class action lawsuit was filed against The New York Times and its sports publication, The Athletic, alleging the data collection practices violate data privacy laws. Molly Arranz discusses several factors that could influence the outcome of this case and the effect it may have on data collection protocol going forward.