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How the SEC Really Feels About High Frequency Trading

by Lindsey Crump | Mar 16, 2015 | Cases, Commentary, Legal/Tech News

For fans of Michael Lewis’s Flash Boys, the SEC would like you to know that things are going splendidly on the high frequency crackdown front. In January 2015 alone, the agency brought three high frequency trading (HFT) suits against different sharks in the securities...

Googling “Search Bias”: The Efforts of Antitrust Agencies to Even the Playing Field.

by Lindsey Crump | Sep 15, 2014 | Commentary

Google has been a target of antitrust allegations for nearly as long as it has existed. In recent years, agencies domestic and abroad have accused the tech giant of “search bias.” The charge of search bias—levied against Google by competitors and watchdogs—asserts...
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