Maurice Stucke is the Lindsay Young Distinguished Professor of Law, specializing in antitrust, privacy, competition policy, business torts, law and economics, and evidence. With 25 years of experience in competition policy as a private practitioner and U.S. Department of Justice prosecutor, he has advised and testified before governments and international organizations and served as a senior advisor to the Federal Trade Commission. He is an award-winning scholar and author of several books examining competition, Big Tech, data privacy, and market power, including Big Data and Competition Policy, Breaking Away, and How Big-Tech Barons Smash Innovation—and How to Strike Back.
Lindsay Young Distinguished Professor of Law | Winston College of Law