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Competition - August, 2023

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• DOI Calls Florida Casinos' Rehearing Arguments 'Straw Men'
• DOJ Insists Apple Execs Must Testify In Google Search Trial
• Virtu Sues To Block Ex-Tech Exec From Joining Rival Startup
• FTC OKs Deal Permitting NYSE Owner, Black Knight Merger
• Broadcaster Hit With Mild Sanctions Over Deleted Texts
• The Basics Of Being A Knowledge Management Attorney
• Chamber Backs UFC's Class Cert. Appeal At 9th Circ.
• Microsoft Unbundles Teams Over EU Antitrust Concerns
• Challenging Standing In Antitrust Classes: The Uninjured
• FCA Probing Competition Failings In Finance Data Market
• Swiss Pipe Maker Extends Deadline For €2.1B Bid For Rival
• Calif. Urges 9th Circ. To Mirror 1st Circ. Insulin Suit Ruling
• 7th Circ. Scraps $57M Chicken Price-Fixing Atty Fee
• La. AG Backs Anti-Vax Antitrust Suit Against News Outlets
• Tobacco Co. Calls Rival's $10M Fee Bid A Waste Of Time
• Suboxone Buyers Can't Narrow Product Market Ahead Of Trial
• Recycling Co. Ridwell Drops Suit Against Ore. County
• Volvo Gets Early Win In Dealers' Suit Over Maintenance Pay
• Rogers-Shaw Regulator Fined $10M For 'Contentious' Conduct
• Broker Says NBA Suns Owner Can't Nix New Antitrust Claims
• OtterBox Targets Fake Phone Cases Sold On Amazon
• Google Wants 9th Circ. To Remand Android User Class Row
• How 'Purely Legal' Issues Ruling Applies To Rule 12 Motions
• Pros And Cons Of Top-Four Network Rule In The Digital Age
• These Firms Have The Most Women In Equity Partnerships
• HHS Fans Legal Flames With Medicare Drug Negotiation Picks
• OnlyFans Consulting Firm Must Face Pa. Trade Secrets Suit
• US Chamber Backs Amgen In FTC's $27.8B Merger Challenge
• T-Mobile Asks To Vacate Wireless World's Arbitration Award
• Utah Officials Seek Quick Exit In Tribe's Bidding Scheme Suit
• Tyson Shakes Off 'Ghost Cattle' Rancher's Monopoly Suit
• CVS, Others Say Consumers Can't 'Free Ride' HIV Drugs Deal
• Dems Want FDA To Work With USPTO On Drug Pricing
• JetBlue Wants 'Serial Litigants' Sanctioned For Redaction Flub
• DirecTV Subscribers Say NFL Fumbled 'Sunday Ticket' Claims
• Fanatics Can't Ship Lawsuit To NY, Rival Card Co. Says
• Amazon, Publishers Duck Antitrust Suit Over Book Sales
• Gilead, Generics Co. Beat HIV Drug Antitrust Suit For Now
• Shein Defends Supplier Deals Against Rival's Antitrust Suit
• To Hire And Keep Top Talent, Think Beyond Compensation
• 4th Circ. Asks Beleaguered Atty: Who Is Your Client?
• US Steel Tells Investors It's Mulling Multiple 'Credible' Offers
• NJ Casino Guests Eye Consolidation Of Room-Rate Suits
• Ex-Lincare CEO Agrees To Sit Out Before Joining Competitor
• A Deep Dive Into Law360 Pulse's Women In Law Report
• How Merger Review Overhaul Could Affect Health Industry
• RE Investor Gets Prison For Retaliation In Bid-Rigging Case
• Apple Criticized Over Confidentiality In IPhone Dispute
• Amid Legal Blitz, HHS Reveals 1st Drugs For Negotiations
• Microsoft, Activision Ruling 'Riddled With Errors,' FTC Says
• Expert's Exclusion Imperils Class Of 21M Android Users
• FTC Pulls Amgen-Horizon Merger Case, Citing Possible Deal
• 'Comfy' Wearable Blanket Biz Loses 2 Design Patents
• Challenge To NAR 'Clear Cooperation' Rule Moves Forward
• T-Mobile Wants Dish To Pay Up For Sprint Spectrum Now
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Winn-Dixie's Mushroom Antitrust Suit
• CoStar Rival Blasts 'Pretextual' Info Demands In IP Theft Suit
• NYSE Owner, Black Knight Ink Deal In FTC's Merger Case
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Perkins Can Stay At Defense Table For Intel In Memory IP Suit
• Ex-VP Accused Of Throwing License At NC Court Reporter
• Judge Issues Sales Ban To 'Coerce' Motorola's Chinese Foe
• WWE's Antitrust Defenses Vague And Improper, Rival Says
• Privileged Email Defeats Gun Co.'s Malicious Prosecution Claim
• Customers Ask 2nd Circ. To Nix Grubhub's Arbitration Bid
• NYT Can't Get Docs In LIV, PGA Tour Defunct Antitrust Row
• 7th Circ. Revives Ex-McDonald's Workers' No-Poach Case
• Huawei Reaches Deal In Suit Over 'Exorbitant' Patent Fees
• DC Circ. Won't Revive FTC's Endo-Impax Deal Suit
• Ad Tech Judge 'At A Loss' Why Google Needs Feds' Comms
• AARP Fights Block Of Medicare Drug Price Negotiations
• The IRA Has Europe Upping Its Clean Energy Game
• A Closer Look At China's Landmark Pharma Antitrust Ruling
• Ky. CE School For Nurses Can't Stop Rival From Using Name
• Ex-GMU Law Prof. Says Sex With Students Was 'Consensual'
• Judge Won't Stay Trading Card Suit While Mulling Transfer Bid
• MLB Fights Puerto Rican Minor Leaguers' 1st Circ. Appeal
• More States Should Join Effort To Close Legal Services Gap
• Blue Cross Says Ford's Antitrust Claims Filed Too Late
• Mastercard, Visa Ask DC Circ. To Rethink Antitrust Classes
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 9th Circ. Judge Open To Reversing Sutter Health Antitrust Win
• Colo. Pot Shops Say Tracking Co. Can't Shake Antitrust Claims
• Ex-Lincare CEO Fights Injunction In Trade Secrets Suit
• DOJ Fights Google Discovery Bids In Ad Tech 'Rocket Docket'
• At 9th Circ., UFC Says Class Cert. Could Force Settlement
• U. Of Chicago Gets Nod For $13.5M Deal In Financial Aid Case
• 2 Contractors Sentenced For Rigging Military Vehicle Deals
• FTC Continues Row With La. AG, Hospitals Over Merger Notice
• Identifying Trends And Tips In Litigation Financing Disclosure
• LIV Can't Modify PGA Protective Order For Docs Demand
• Wisconsin Sen. Calls For Investigation Into Energizer Merger
• Steps To Take On AI Operations Amid FTC's ChatGPT Probe
• Sullivan & Cromwell Reps Subway On Sale To Roark Capital
• More UK Collective Actions On The Horizon After Forex Ruling
• 5 Financial Institutions Ink $500M Stock Loan Antitrust Deal
• Calif. Floats Unemployment Benefits For Workers On Strike
• Amazon Seller Gets 18 Months For DVD Price-Fixing
• Botched Redactions Show JetBlue Plans To Hike Spirit Fares
• NHTSA Now Backs Enforcement Of Mass. Right To Repair Law
• Anti-SLAPP Can't Save Crocs From Libel Suit, Shoe Co. Says
• Esmark Drops Bid For US Steel, Citing Union's Wishes
• WDTX Judge Clears 4 Tech Giants In Network Patent Cases
• VW Asks 5th Circ. To Ship Antitrust Supplier Suit To Germany
• Denver Co. Says Airport Bribery Claims Hefty Enough For Trial
• Motorola Wants Sanctions To Coerce $49M Hytera Royalty
• Crocs Slams 'Cat And Mouse' Service-Dodging In IP Suit
• CIT OKs Penalty Against Importer That Tossed Loading Plans
• DOJ Urges FERC Scrutiny On $6.7B Vistra-Energy Harbor Deal
• UK Reduces Concerns Over €1.7B Hitachi-Thales Deal
• NJ Casinos Accused Of Inflating Hotel Room Rates
• Weapon Maker Axon Accused Of Monopolizing Taser Market
• Conn. IT Co.'s Rival Poached Municipal Awards, Suit Says
• Users Say Live Nation Can't Change Arbitration Terms Again
• Amgen, Horizon Say FTC Merger Challenge 'Defies Logic'
• 11th Circ. Upholds Top Tobacco's $11M Win In TM Case
• Google Pushes 9th Circ. To Undo Play Store Class Cert.
• LGE Fights Uphill To Trim IP Suit Amid Mayer Brown DQ Fight
• DOJ Fights Google Bid To Depose Gov't Attys In Ad Tech Case
• Conn. Ruling Highlights Keys To Certificate-Of-Need Appeals
• Trading Card Co. Fights Stay Amid Bid To Move Antitrust Suit
• Ex-Covington Atty Is FTC's New Competition Bureau Director
• EU Commission Will Scrutinize Nasdaq Power-EEX Merger
• Feds Can't Keep Ex-Deloitte Worker In US After IP Case Axed
• Microsoft Submits Revised Activision Deal To UK Watchdog
• Charter Says Ex-Gov't Affairs Director Broke Noncompete
• China's US Farm Titles Grow As National Security Concern
• Berkshire-Owned Insulation Co. Must Face Antitrust Suit
• Miracle-Gro Unit Stiffing Grow Light Co. To 'Kill' It, Suit Says
• DOJ Reviewing Proposed $1.8B 3D Printing Co. Merger
• Zillow Falsely Labeled Brokerage's Listings, Judge Says
• Alcoa Seeks New Trial In $200M IP Case Against Ga. Rival
• Indivior Cuts Suboxone Buyers $30M Deal In Antitrust MDL
• Google Wants No 'Abandoned' IoT Claims In DOJ Search Trial
• Software Engineer Owes Yuga Labs $194K In Bored Ape Fight
• The Pop Culture Docket: Judge Elrod On 'Jury Duty'
• Teva, Glenmark To Pay $305M In Latest DOJ Generics Deal
• Google Says DOJ Requesting 'Burdensome' Info
• Global Enforcement Is Decentralizing Antitrust Law Practice
• Saint-Gobain Wins Canada Antitrust Approval For $960M Deal
• New Crocs Lawsuit Is A Media Stunt, Rival's CEO Says
• 'Bare, Conclusory' Google-Apple Search Scheme Suit Tossed
• 9th Circ. Says FERC Can Pursue $3.7M Penalty Against Vitol
• Montana Youth Climate Ruling Leaves Much Ground To Cover
• DC Circ. Wants Answer To Fla. Casinos In Online Betting Row
• Wayfair Gets 8 Patents Tossed In Alto Dynamics' Suit
• Rancher Claims Culled From Beef Price-Fixing MDL
• FERC Not Ready To Bless $6.7B Vistra-Energy Harbor Deal
• 4 Business-Building Strategies For Introvert Attorneys
• GMU Law Reviewing Policies After Allegations Against Prof
• FTC In The Hot Seat Over Records Retention Policies
• Sen. Urges US Steel To Reject Any Foreign Takeover Bids
• EU Probing Qualcomm's Deal For Autotalks After Referrals
• Conn. Solar Co. Seeks $11M Remedy In Worker Poaching Case
• 'US Cyber Trust Mark' Program Threatens Privacy, Innovation
• 10th Circ.'s Okla. PBM Ruling Could Curtail State Regulation
• China Singled Out For Steep Tin Mill Levy In Global Probe
• Striking WGA Eyes Antitrust Probe Of Disney, Netflix, Amazon
• Electric Unicycle Co. Must Pay $860K To Rival In Patent Fight
• FTC Tackles 'Entanglements' In $5.2B Quantum-EQT Deal
• Dish Wants More Time To Buy T-Mobile Spectrum
• DOJ Wants Equal Access To Docs in Ex-Exec's Criminal Case
• Gamers Ask 9th Circ. To Pause Microsoft-Activision Deal
• CFPB Fines Mortgage, Real Estate Firms for Illegal Kickbacks
• Microsoft Can Hurt Rivals In Different Ways, 9th Circ. Told
• Illumina Tells 5th Circ. FTC Merger Block Unconstitutional
• American Rips Skiplagged Over Unauthorized Ticket Sales
• Has The NCAA Not Learned NIL Policy Lessons Of The Past?
• Collegiate Cash Grab Weakens NCAA Bid For Federal NIL Law
• Dog Food Cos. Say 8th Circ. Should Rethink Remand Order
• Reclusive Artist's Estate Beats Unclean Hands Defense
• 3 Ways Justices' Disclosure Defenses Miss The Ethical Point
• Maternity Co. Twisted Facts In Trade Secrets Row, Court Told
• FTC 'Dark Patterns' Enforcement Signals Consent Theory Shift
• Legal Marketer Says Ga. No Place For Trade Secrets Dispute
• Ex-Lincare CEO Sued For Taking Job With 'Direct Competitor'
• Big Tech Voices Concern Over EU's Essential Patent Plan
• Booksellers, Authors Call For Antitrust Probe Of Amazon
• Otsuka Wins Block On Cancer Drug Lonsurf's Generic Version
• Delaware Federal Judge Upholds UCB's Epilepsy Drug Patent
• Illinois Gov. Vetoes 'Monopoly' Grid Construction Legislation
• Google Calls Search Quality 'Critical Defect' In DOJ Case
• Google Cites AGs' Foot-Dragging In Ad Tech Transfer Fight
• Zillow, NAR Escape Real Estate Brokerage's Antitrust Claims
• Red Cross Says DOJ Wrong On Antitrust Immunity
• 7 States' Secretaries Of State Oppose Kroger-Albertsons Deal
• Humana, Aetna Can't Return Seroquel Suit To Calif. Court
• Nextdoor Directors Resign Over Pinterest Overlap
• Vape Suit Over 'PUFF' Mark Can't Be Nixed, Judge Rules
• Fisher Phillips Adds Trade Secrets Pro To Philly Office
• 10th Circ. Finds ERISA, Medicare Preempt Okla. PBM Law
• Senator Leans On Saudi Fund For Golf Docs, Testimony
• 5 Ways To Improve Commercial Arbitration Clauses
• China Blamed As Intel Ends $5.4B Bid For Israeli Chipmaker
• Computer Makers Can't Get Compound Interest In Cartel Claim
• UK Reviewing Remedies In Morrison's £190M Store Group Buy
• Banks Ask High Court To Leave Libor Rigging Ruling Alone
• Ninebot Disputes $3.5M Lost Profit In Unicycle Patent Trial
• Apple's AI, Merger VPs Fight To Avoid Google Witness Stand
• 7th Circ. Won't Rethink Rabobank Chicken Price-Fixing Win
• FTC Probing CorEnergy's $175M Pipeline Sale To Spire
• Amazon, Microsoft Dodge Patent Claims, But Not Meta
• Antitrust Watchers Are About To Have Their Hands Full
• Phoenix Suns Owner Says Antitrust Suit Is 'Litigation Theater'
• How US Investment Regulation May Shift Under Biden Order
• Fanatics Wants Rival Card Co.'s Suit Moved From Fla. To NY
• Womble Bond Adds Telecom Partner, Former FCC Atty In DC
• Banks Free And Clear Of Exchange's Boycott Conspiracy Suit
• DC Circ. Rejects Claims FERC Market Cap Rule Overstepped
• Esmark Enters Offer For US Steel As Bidding War Brews
• 5 Compliance Mistakes To Avoid When Entering A New Market
• Breaking Down The Long-Awaited HHS Info Blocking Rule
• Fla. Casinos Seek Full Panel Rehearing In Online Betting Case
• Renewable Energy Co. Says CBP Set Excessive Solar Duties
• Drug Negotiation Suits Reflect Lobbying Failures, HHS Says
• 11th Circ. Says Ex-Execs Only Get Fees In Contract Suit Redo
• HIV Drug Buyers Want New Antitrust Trial
• Univ. Of Chicago To Pay $13.5M In Financial Aid Antitrust Deal
• Crumbl Can't Block Rival From Opening Stores In IP Fight
• US Steel Stock Jumps As It Mulls Sale Options
• States Blast Google Efforts To Avoid Transfer Of Ad Tech Case
• Where Biden's Outbound Investment Effort May Be Headed
• Software Co. Says Abitron Doesn't Decimate Rival's Injunction
• Hospital Agrees To Give Rival Some Physician Personnel Docs
• DC Circ. Judge Sentelle Reflects On 'Blessed' Career
• 'I Suffered Silently': Ex-Law Prof Allegedly Preyed On Students
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Kraft, Others' Egg Price-Fixing Trial Will Have 2 Phases
• Live Nation's Arbitrator Change Unconscionable, Judge Says
• Vance Wants FTC, DOJ To Investigate Elite School Admissions
• Google Rips Bid To Split Epic, Match Fight From Antitrust Trial
• Amgen, Horizon Say FTC Constitutionality Key To Merger Row
• Landscaping Co. Says Workers Stole To Finance Rival Biz
• DOJ Probes UnitedHealth Unit's $3.3B Amedisys Deal
• SEC Investigating Illumina-Grail Deal And Management Teams
• Ranchers Say Peruvian Shepherd Can't Tie Them To Suit
• Amazon Investors Sue In Chancery For Disclosure Failures
• Dupree Decision Blurs Lines Between Issues Of Law And Fact
• Caregiver Flexibility Is Crucial For Atty Engagement, Retention
• Standing Issues Prevail In Wake Of Calif. Competition Ruling
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Taxation With Representation: Cravath, Shearman
• £1.2B NHS Health Care Tech Deal Gets Provisional UK Nod
• Quinn Emanuel's Dual Role In Porn Stars' Suit Troubles Judge
• Plaintiff Firms Say Lead Rivals Aim To 'Stuff The Ballot Box'
• China Chides Biden's Investment Curbs For Sensitive Tech
• FTC Urges Court Not To End La. Hospital Merger Notice Case
• Taboola Says DOJ Antitrust Probe Of Hiring Practices Is Over
• Live Nation's Move To Arbitrate Antitrust Suit Seems Doomed
• Chancery Won't Fast-Track Norfolk Southern-CSX Access Row
• With 'No Progress' On Deal, Axon Pushes Ahead Against FTC
• FTC Wants Intuit Chair DQ Bid Tossed In TurboTax Case
• Gilead Sciences Inks $247M Deal For HIV Antitrust Claims
• Tech Co. Loses Injunction Bid In Cloud Data Fight
• FTC Continuing With 9th Circ. Microsoft-Activision Appeal
• Biden Restricts US Investments In China's Tech
• UFC Fighters Get Class Cert In Wage-Suppression Suit
• Tax Software Co. Says Seattle Law Firm Bungled IP Case
• DOJ Answer On Google Ad Buys Could Affect Damages
• Senate Dems Prod Federal Reserve On Bank Merger Revamp
• US Soccer Seeks High Court Review Of Antitrust Culpability
• Google Gets Temporary Stay Of Ad Tech JPML Move
• Pharmacy Group Wants Last PharmacyChecker Claim Nixed
• High Court Lets Apple Keep App Store Rules Pending Appeal
• FTC's Proposed HSR Changes Will Complicate Merger Filings
• EU Extends Deadline For Reviewing Adobe's $20B Figma Deal
• Ex-FTC Atty Leaves Sidley For King & Spalding
• CMS Hires Antitrust Partner In London From Mishcon De Reya
• Google Asks 2nd Circ. For Emergency Stay Of JPML Move
• New Zealand Antitrust Arm Clears Microsoft-Activision Deal
• InterDigital Beats Antitrust Suit Over Patent Licenses, For Now
• 10th Circ. Kicks Back KFC Franchisee's Contract Dispute
• UK Water Utilities Face £800M Class Action Over Pollution
• DOJ, States Back 2nd Circ. Appeal In Saks No-Poach Case
• In-Office Engagement Is Essential To Associate Development
• Sysco, Burford Defend Swap In Minn. Pork Price Case
• Meat Plant Workers Ink $10M Agreement In Wage Cabal Suit
• UK Antitrust Watchdog Probes Scampi Merger
• Quarles & Brady Guides Molson Coors' 1st Liquor Purchase
• 4 Firms Build All-Stock Merger Of DISH Network And EchoStar
• PE Firms Get Fines Cut For Pharma Co.'s Excessive Pricing
• Conn. Tech Co. Fights Rivals' Unfair Trade Counterclaims
• FERC Asked To Probe Activist Fund's Bid For NRG Stock
• Doc Seeks $46M In Damages After Penile Implant Trial Win
• Nektar Says Eli Lilly Botched Autoimmune Drug Trials
• 11th Circ. Won't Modify Injunction In Fla. Wine Vendor Law
• Google Says DOJ 'Refuses To Answer' On Gov't Ad Buys
• Live Nation Antitrust News Sparks Investor Class Action
• Google Weaponizing Size, Says Group Backing Android Users
• Fanatics Says Rival Panini Can Blame Itself For Struggles
• Zillow Can't Nix False Advertising Claims From Antitrust Suit
• EU Raises Concerns Over Adobe's $20B Figma Deal
• Pointers For Tackling Antitrust Class Action Set-Aside Orders
• Energy Co.'s Suit Over Lease Transfers Must Fail, Feds Say
• A Judge's Pitch To Revive The Jury Trial
• Printer Equipment Co. Wins Halt To NJ's Russia Sanctions
• Paul Weiss Adds Wilson Sonsini Antitrust Leader In DC
• British Biz Wins Antitrust Clearance For €178M Turkish Buy
• FTC To Drop Injunction Of $11.7B ICE, Black Knight Deal
• Envestnet Should Face Trade Secrets Case, Report Says
• WilmerHale Link Prompts Judge To Offer DQ In Cargill Suit
• Ivy League Must Open Student Aid Data In Athlete Lawsuit
• Investment Advisers Say Client Theft Claims Are Unsupported
• Sportswear Co. Seeks Coverage Of Brooks Brothers TM Suit
• DOJ Bound For Google Search Trial, Core Claims Intact
• Caterpillar Blasts Bid For Tweaks To Antitrust Suit
• 2 Big Banks Are Eyeing Exit In Stock Loan Antitrust Suit
• FTC Defends Illumina-Grail Block — And Its Constitutionality
• DOJ Says Red Cross Not Immune From Platelet Antitrust Suit
• Pharma Cos. Can't Trim Gout Drug Antitrust Claims
• JPML Centralizes Insulin Price-Fixing Suits In New Jersey
• Contractor In Conn. No-Poach Case Files $5.6M Fla. Ch. 11
• Deal-Making Strategies To Explore Amid 2023's Uncertainties
• How To Recognize And Recover From Lawyer Loneliness
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• EU Case Shows Wide Approach To Blocking Telecom Mergers
• NYTimes 'Sandbagged' LIV And PGA In Doc Fight, Judge Says
• FTX Customers Can't See Celebrity Contracts, For Now
• Tattoo Ink Sales Blocked In Trademark Row
• Google Judge Rejects Multiple Trials As 'Recipe For Disaster'
• Australian Co. Gets $8.5M For Startup's 'Flagrant' IP Theft
• Investment Advisers Sued Over Alleged 'Theft' Of Clients
• Clock Running On Texas Return After Google Denied A Stay
• Suit Accuses Hospital Of Sharing User Info Via Facebook Tool
• Trading Card Biz Catalogs Rival's Antitrust Tactics In Suit
• Chilean Agency Fines Retailer Over Violation Of Merger Pact
• Canada Court Upholds $1.7B Oil & Gas Waste Deal Challenge
• Litigation Funding Disclosure Should Be Mandatory
• Recalling USWNT's Legal PR Playbook Amid World Cup Bid
• 'Many Deficiencies' Sink Shoppers' Kroger-Albertsons Suit
• Pa. Charter Flight Co. Says Mechanic Can't Work For Dick's
• UK Competition Authority Probing Construction Waste Deal
• Rental Co. Drops Claims Rival Signed Up To Steal Landlords
• Colorado Antitrust Reform Carries Broad State Impact
• Toy Co. Facing $8.5M Judgment Can't Exit Coverage Suit
• Computer Makers Fight For Compound Interest In Cartel Claim
• Arcelik, Whirlpool Deal Triggers Formal UK Probe
• Medtronic Can't Yet Ditch Rival's Surgical Market Antitrust Suit
• Uber, Lyft Drivers Resist Arbitration Of Price-Fixing Claims
• Dark Web Cybersecurity Co. Wins Trademark Spat In Colorado
• DOJ Wants Limits On Google's Search Innovation Arguments
• Coca-Cola Says Trade Secrets Feud Belongs In Arbitration
• Advocacy Groups, Scholars Back FTC Against Illumina Appeal
• Bungie Pulls Plug On More Cheat Code Sellers With RICO Suit
• Colo. Video Meeting Co. Wants To Block Rival's Poaching
• Solar Co. Gets TRO In Conn. Employee Poaching Case
• 8th Circ. Denies Realty Co.'s Arbitration Bid In Antitrust Suit
• Crocs Says It Never Defamed Shoe Co. Over Patent Settlement
• Cahill Gordon's Antitrust Leader Moves To McDermott In NYC
• Mineral Co. Says Oil Biz Used Crypto Scheme To Keep Leases
• Fieldfisher Hires Competition Team From Constantine Cannon
• Motorola Wants To Overturn Emergency Services Price Limits
• UK Regulator Digs Into $7.9B Cameco, Brookfield Deal
• The Hottest Health And Life Sciences Policy In 2023's 2nd Half
• Fed. Circ. Ships Teradata, SAP Antitrust Row To 9th Circ.
• JetBlue, Spirit Rip Passengers' 'Generic' Antitrust Grievances
• Google Judge Warms To $10.5B Damages Theory In 'Hot Tub'
• Microsoft-Activision 'Not Done By Any Means'
• Invisalign Buyers Propose 2 Classes In Antitrust Suit
• Android Users Defend 21M Consumer Class Cert To 9th Circ.
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• X Corp. Claims Hate Speech Watchdog Illegally Scraped Data
• Tesla Urges Tossing 'Right-To-Repair' Monopoly Suit
• PGA Tour Adds Tiger Woods To Board In Bid To Rebuild Trust
• Minor Leaguers Ask 1st Circ. Not To Toss Wage Suit Appeal
• Regulating AI: An Overview Of Federal Efforts
• Franchisees Seek Own Subclass In Interchange Fees Case
• Merger Guidelines Should Provide For Competition Trustees
• CFIUS Report Says Reviews Reached New Highs In 2022
• Coffee Co. To Pay $7.8M In Latest 'Kona' Coffee Settlement
• FTC Hails Nix Of $875M Reproductive Health Tech Deal
• Judge Says Amazon Should Face E-Book Suit, Not Publishers
• Italy Closes Google Probe After Data Transfer Commitments
• Jones Day Gains Ex-FTC Antitrust Pro From Axinn
• NC Attys Curtail Ex-Law Firm's Fraud Case Over Rival Practice
• Jushi Seeks Toss Of Small-Town Pot Antitrust Suit