Helen Sorbara
How a Federal Rule Is Made, and Where It Can Be Stopped
Most of the law businesses actually comply with was written by agencies, not Congress. The process has more openings for influence than is generally understood.
The Rules That Cost Money
Most of the law a company complies with was written by agencies, not legislatures. How rules are made, what competition law actually prohibits, and who really pays a tariff.
Helen Sorbara
What Antitrust Law Actually Prohibits
Being large is not illegal. The statutes target specific conduct, and the gap between public expectation and legal standard is wide.
Helen Sorbara
How Tariffs Work, and Who Pays Them
A tariff is a tax collected at the border from the importer. What happens next — how it splits between prices, margins and suppliers — is the part that matters.
