Antitrust
Learn why Las Vegas hotels avoided antitrust claims after the Ninth Circuit dismissed claims over their use of revenue management software.
Antitrust risks in procurement are rising as whistleblower rewards expand and regulators target anticompetitive rules. Compliance must adapt.
Read about the €2.95B fine the EU imposed on Google for digital ad tech abuses, and stronger measures regulators are considering to curb market dominance.
A federal court lets Apple face antitrust claims over iCloud, signaling greater scrutiny of tech giants’ design restrictions and market dominance.
Today’s General Counsel Columnist Jeffery M. Cross examines what the Google antitrust case reveals about competitive foreclosure.
Read how casino customers are challenging algorithmic pricing for Las Vegas hotels, claiming the software led to inflated rates and violated antitrust laws.
The DOJ and FTC are targeting ESG initiatives, backing claims that investment firms colluded to cut coal output and inflate prices in the name of climate goals.
Cortland settles landmark case over algorithmic rental pricing, marking a shift in legal scrutiny of tech-driven rent strategies across major US markets.
Read how the Fourth Circuit revives a no-poach case, holding that a secret agreement can qualify as fraudulent concealment and toll the Sherman Act’s limitations period.
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