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Dan Papscun
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Antitrust Correspondent, The Capitol Forum
Washington, D.C., United States
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Biography
I’m an antitrust correspondent at The Capitol Forum. My work focuses on labor and tech conduct, along with analysis of complex legal developments involving the Federal Trade Commission and Justice Department. Originally from the Berkshires of Western Massachusetts, I came to the District for a break from rural life and to study journalism at American University. Throughout my four years at the school, I worked at the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press and freelanced for a variety of outlets, in addition to Bloomberg Law. I’ve covered breaking, daily and investigative news, labor and employment law, and focused on key courses in data journalism and reporting on public policy while at AU. While at Bloomberg Law, my beat encompassed all antitrust litigation brought by the FTC and DOJ, along with coverage of rulemaking and the agencies themselves.
DOJ Litigation , FTC Antitrust , Labor
I don't use pre-written content, can't commission opinion pieces, and don't write lifestyle content.
Content
By Dan Papscun Verified| Bloomberg Law Verified MGM Resorts International, Caesars Entertainment Inc., Treasure Island LLC, and Wynn Resorts Holdings LLC won a court ruling dismissing price-fixing claims against them over their alleged use of an algorithm to coordinate hotel room rates on the Las Vegas Strip. Chief Judge Miranda M. Du of the US District Court for the District of Nevada on Tuesday granted the hotels’ motions to dismiss proposed consumer class claims brought by a group of plaintiffs who stayed at various Vegas locations
By Dan Papscun Verified| Bloomberg Law Verified The Federal Trade Commission’s petition for a federal court to force Total Wine to comply with an agency investigation opens a window into its broader probe of the alcoholic beverage industry under a mothballed Great Depression-era law
By Dan Papscun Verified| Wine Business Monthly Verified Alcohol Industry Sees Broader FTC Probe Under Depression-Era Law
Company Info
The Capitol Forum
The Capitol Forum is an independent investigative news organization that focuses on regulatory developments, antitrust issues, merger control, and corporate investigations. It provides subscribers with actionable insights into the intersection of policy and financial markets, particularly regarding the implications of regulatory actions for businesses and investors. The company offers in-depth reporting and analysis on complex regulatory matters, supported by a global team of investigative journalists. Its services include investigative reporting on various regulations, market analysis of regulatory changes, and exclusive content such as interviews and live conference calls with industry leaders. Subscribers benefit from resources like breaking news alerts, legal strategy insights, and regulatory risk evaluations tailored for legal professionals, investors, and corporate advisors.
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Founded: 2012