Welcome to The National Law Journal’s Inadmissible feature, a regular Q&A series with Washington, D.C., legal professionals. The interviews take a short, to-the-point look at an issue at the intersection of law and politics and strategic risk mitigation led by professionals in the nation’s capital. If you are interested in being profiled, reach out to [email protected].
In this edition, Vinson & Elkins partner Stephen M. Medlock discusses evolving antitrust theories in the context of algorithms and AI.
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