Christine S. Wilson

You have some examples of the agency and courts just ignoring Supreme Court precedent.

I'm thinking in particular of, uh, Christine Wilson's, uh, uh, opinion where she says, you know, "There's no such thing as Brown Shoe." [laughs] Tell us a little bit about that.

[laughs] Yeah.

Uh, that was, that was pretty wild to see, to be honest.

I've got a lot of them.

I guess kind of the most famous ones for practitioners, Joe Simons was my student, chairman of the FTC, Christine Wilson, FTC commissioner, was my student, Joe Coniglio, was my student.

Among other kind of litigators, Matt Riley was my student.

But boy, I knew from the get-go that he was going to be a good litigator.

Are there other resources that people should check out, Emily?

So to complement the FTC's 2022 policy statement we talked about earlier, which I know everyone is right on their way to read, It's also useful to read former Commissioner Christine Wilson's dissent from the same statement.

Sharp and well-reasoned, and it gives you a really good sense of the other side of the debate about the appropriate scope and reach of Section 5.

So those are a really nice point counterpoint.