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Richard Wolfram

Richard Wolfram is a member of the New York Bar engaged in solo practice focused on antitrust litigation and counseling. Drawing on his 37 years of experience in antitrust and 40 years in commercial litigation, Mr. Wolfram has published widely on a number of antitrust topics since 1995 and has guest-lectured and spoken at various conferences on antitrust.
Antitrust and Competition

Netflix Appears To Face Greater Antitrust Barriers To Acquiring Warner Bros. Discovery Than Paramount

Richard Wolfram
Richard Wolfram explores the regulatory concerns of Netflix and Paramount’s competing merger proposals for Warner Bros. Discovery. Based on current antitrust doctrine and guidelines, Paramount would appear to face comparatively fewer barriers to the transaction, but the analysis is hardly black-and-white.

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