Competition Archive » November, 2023

Competition - November, 2023

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• Google VP Describes Stiff Competition At Antitrust Trial
• Dem Slams GOP Subpoenas As Attempts To 'Feed The Beast'
• Google Escapes Maps Antitrust Action, For Now
• Premera Launches Fresh Takeda Antitrust Suit Over IBS Drug
• 32 Sens., Chamber Of Commerce Slam Digital Trade Pivot
• Invisalign Customers Get Class Certification In Antitrust Suits
• Lack Of Net Neutrality Rules 'Crazy,' FCC Chair Tells Congress
• Bank, Employees Can't Escape Rival's Trade Secrets Suit
• Dem Legislators Press TransDigm For Defense Pricing Data
• European Enforcers Target Alleged Car Battery Cartel
• Hertz Resolves Lime's Trade Secrets Suit
• Pentagon Contractor Seeks Probation For $8M Fraud
• What Lawyers Must Know About Calif. State Bar's AI Guidance
• Hey Google, What's Next?
• Industry Must Elevate Native American Women Attys' Stories
• Meta Attacks FTC Court Amid Spat Over Child Data Settlement
• Deals Rumor Mill: Humana-Cigna, Shein IPO, Occidental
• BofA Unit Fined $24M In Treasuries Spoofing Case
• CMA Can Revive Probe Into Google, Apple Gaming Services
• Oil And Gas Majors Step Into M&A Spotlight Moving Into 2024
• Google's Bid To Avoid Jury Verdict In Epic Antitrust Trial DOA
• Justice Thomas Eyes Public Rights Rule In SEC Courts Case
• Local Gov't Org Backs Baltimore In Incarceration Pay Fight
• Judge Says Credit Card Fee Claim Site Should Be Shuttered
• Kraft, Others Ask Jury For $25M After Egg Price-Fixing Win
• Medical Gas Supplier Lincare And Ex-CEO Settle Data Dispute
• Drug Giants Face 3rd RICO Suit In 3 Weeks Over Insulin Prices
• Game Controller Maker Says Competitor Ripped Off Designs
• AbbVie Tells 3rd Circ. 'Sham' Case Ruling 'Explodes' Privilege
• Fla. Gas Station Says BJ's Falls Under Predatory Pricing Law
• Robotic Mower Co. Narrows Counterclaims In Contract Tussle
• Understanding Discovery Obligations In Era Of Generative AI
• Insurers Escape Allergy Treatment Groups' Antitrust Claims
• 'This Is Solvable': Google, Epic Ordered To Midtrial Deal Talk
• CFPB's Chopra Says AI Could Give 'Enormous Control' To Few
• Drugmakers Argue Double Patenting Ruling Defies Congress
• Sanctioned Wholesaler Wants Abbott Labs Out Of Her Trust
• Pac-12 Bylaws 'Poorly Written,' Wash. High Court Official Says
• UK Antitrust Agency Vet Rejoins As Merger Chief
• Sens. Question Anesthesia Co.'s 'Monopolistic' Model
• United To 'Aggressively' Push For Low-Cost Fliers, Exec Says
• Law Firm Leaders Cautiously Optimistic Heading Into 2024
• The 2023 Law360 Pulse Leaderboard
• UK Says Adobe's $20B Figma Deal Could Harm Digital Design
• Google's Android Monopoly Harms Users, Stanford Prof Says
• McDonald's Asks Justices To Review Workers' No-Poach Case
• Chicken Cos. Urge Justices To Allow Judgment Sharing Deal
• Self-Driving Tech Co. Investors Sue Over Misused Image Claim
• Firm Bows Out Of Pursuing UFC Fighters For Wage Claims
• News Outlets Push To Toss Anti-Vax Antitrust Suit Now In DC
• Ex-Papa John's Manager Resubmits $5M No-Poach Settlement
• EU Says Amazon's IRobot Deal Could Hurt Competition
• Judge OKs Investor Attys' $19.2M Fee For Libor-Rigging Deals
• John Deere Can't Avoid Trial In Right-To-Repair Monopoly Suit
• Ex-Allstate Agent Settles Allegations She Swiped Customers
• Why Criminal No-Poach Cases Can Be Deceptively Complex
• RealPage, Landlords Say DOJ Wrong On Price-Fixing Claims
• Net Neutrality Hearing To Focus On FCC's Web 'Takeover'
• Fla. Oncologist Avoids Prison In Scheme To Limit Competition
• What's Next For Labor Enforcement After DOJ Punts Case?
• Forecasting The Impact Of High Court Debit Card Rule Case
• Investor Attys Want $19.2M For $74M Libor-Rigging Deals
• Nussbaum And Company Win Battle For Counsel Position
• Pharma Cos. Taking Discovery Disputes To Alabama Judge
• Sullivan & Cromwell Guides $800M L3Harris Aviation Unit Sale
• CMA Finds Competition Concerns In Building Materials Deal
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Retailer Hits Back At Visa's 'Absurd' Swipe Fees Claim
• CMA Blows Cold Air On Wolseley's Deal For Aircon Biz
• Caltech Settles $1.1B Patent Fight With Apple, Broadcom
• Anti-Corruption Group Applauds Biden's Indo-Pacific Initiative
• US Chamber Backs Live Nation Arbitration Appeal To 9th Circ.
• FTC Says Total Wine's 'Hyperbole' Can't Halt Docs Demand
• 5th Circ. Gives VW Another Chance To Toss Antitrust Suit
• The Case For Post-Bar Clerk Training Programs At Law Firms
• Ohio's ProMedica Transfers 7 Facilities Amid Money Struggles
• James Madison U. Punts On Legal Action In Fight With NCAA
• Rep. Anna Eshoo, Spectrum Policy Advocate, Won't Run Again
• John Deere Says Tesla Ruling Backs Repair Case Dismissal
• PE Firm New Mountain To Scoop Up Music Rights Giant BMI
• The Events That Have Shaped M&A Through A Volatile 2023
• Rabobank Fined €26.6M By EU For Bond-Trading Cartel
• Epic And Google Security Experts Battle In App Antitrust Trial
• FTC OKs Subpoena-Like Process To Streamline AI Probes
• Wash. Judge Deflates Unicycle Co.'s New Patent Trial Bid
• Alcon's $1.2M Sanctions Fee Bid For Its MoFo Attys Slashed
• Zillow Defends Jury Instructions In Antitrust Win Over Rival
• FTC Warns Of Harms In Mylan Dispute With Sanofi
• NJ Health System Can't Duck Rivals' Antitrust Claims
• PE Firm Faces 2nd Antitrust Suit Over Texas Anesthesia Biz
• Baltimore Merck Vax Suit Proceeds But Utah, Idaho Claims Cut
• W.Va. Doctor Denies Agreeing To $300K Deal With Hospital
• What's At Stake In Bystolic 'Side Deals' Litigation
• PE Firm, Anesthesia Practice Ask To Toss FTC Antitrust Case
• Drug Giants Face New Racketeering Suit Over Insulin Prices
• NC Court Pans Pattern Of 'Ineffective' Grounds For Review
• Attorneys Have An Ethical Duty To Protect The Judiciary
• Supporters Back Timeliness Of Store's Debit Card Fee Suit
• 'Historic' Airline Growth Needed To Replace Spirit, Judge Told
• Athletes Deserve Share Of NCAA's TV Revenue, Suit Says
• Baltimore County Tells 4th Circ. Inmates Aren't Employees
• Jury Finds Egg Producers Liable In Price-Fixing Scheme
• Takeda Escapes Antitrust Suit Over IBS Drug
• Sony Antitrust Action Gets Go-Ahead After Funding Change
• Epic CEO Testifies 'Billions' Possible From Win Over Google
• UK Antitrust Arm Wants To Frontload In-Depth Merger Probes
• Google And Apple Copped To Antitrust Deal, Consumers Say
• FTC Says 'Copious Evidence' Backs Amazon Prime Case
• Cross-Market Implications In FTC's Anesthesia Complaint
• Live Nation And Ticketmaster Hit With Senate Subpoena
• Invisalign Antitrust Classes Win Some, Lose Some On Cert.
• Re/Max, Anywhere Receive Initial OK For Antitrust Settlement
• Tesla Dodges 'Right-To-Repair' Monopoly Claims, For Now
• Apple Conspires Against Crypto On Cash Apps, Consumers Say
• Tempur Sealy Certifies FTC Compliance On $4B Mattress Deal
• Tobacco Co. Gets $10.8M In Fees For Breach Of Contract Win
• Justices Asked To Revive Rabobank Price-Fixing Claims
• Kraft, Others 'Concocted' Egg Price-Fixing Claims, Jury Hears
• FDA's Lack Of Power May Limit FTC's Patent Challenge
• Sony Seeks Early PlayStation Antitrust Class Cert. Denial
• Nurse Staffing Exec Asks More Time To Sort DOJ 'Haystacks'
• Homeowners Fight Berkshire Unit's Bid To Nix Fee-Fixing Suit
• EU Raises Antitrust Alarm Over Adobe's $20B Figma Deal
• A Look At David Boies' Mark On The Sports Law Landscape
• Hate Speech Watchdog Fights To End X Corp.'s Data Suit
• 9th Circ. Won't Toss CoStar Rival's Counterclaim Appeal
• FTC Challenges $142M California Hospital Deal
• Feds Drop Price-Fixing Case Against Former Drug Exec
• ​​​​​​​Va. AG Hires Hunton For James Madison Univ. Bowl Dispute
• FTC Orange Book Move Signals New Pharma Patent Scrutiny
• AI Can Help Lawyers Overcome The Programming Barrier
• Bona Law Hires Veteran Calif. Antitrust Prosecutor
• Off The Bench: Harbaugh Sits, Pac-12 Chaos, A's Move OK'd
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Calif. Prosthetics Co. Says Sales Manager Stole Trade Secrets
• Google's CLO Gets Earful From Judge Over Deleted Chats
• Egg Price-Fixing Goals Were Sometimes 'Blatant,' Jury Hears
• Biden Admin. Urged To Reverse WTO E-Commerce Talks Exit
• Unsealed Docs Show LIV Knew Launch Would Touch Nerves
• Google Search Judge: 'No Idea What I'll Do'
• FTC Says Cloud Concerns Center On Competition
• Amazon Wins Limits On DOJ Doc Sharing In Workplace Probe
• Illinois Seeks To Rejoin Narcolepsy Drug Overcharge Suit
• DOJ Says RealPage Algorithm Amounts To Price-Fixing
• Lawmakers Query Apple Over Jon Stewart Show Cancellation
• Google 'Tipped Off' Media To Fortnite Bug, Epic Jury Hears
• Google Says Texas App Developer Didn't Invent Anything
• User Scale Powered Google Innovation For Years, Judge Told
• States Want August Trial For Google Ad Tech Case In Texas
• Ill. Justice Questions Possibly 'Absurd' Antitrust Law Carveout
• Total Wine Fights FTC's 'Alarming' Info Request
• FCC Chief Floats Prioritizing Localism In Broadcast Renewals
• Union Health Care Plans File Antitrust Action Against Takeda
• Preparing Law Students For A New, AI-Assisted Legal World
• Republicans Air Grievances At DOJ Antitrust Hearing
• Google CEO Denies App Store Monopoly In Epic Games Trial
• 3 Axon Antitrust Cases Consolidated In NJ
• Judge Grants Eli Lilly Injunction In Mounjaro Trademark Case
• Investors Denied Class Cert. In Robinhood Meme Stock Suit
• FTC Tells 9th Circ. That Microsoft Gets Standards All Wrong
• House Dems Seek Judicial Noms With Antitrust Background
• Express Scripts Wants Class Bid Cut In Acthar Case
• DOJ Abandons Last Remaining No-Poach Prosecution
• PGA Tour Courts Outside Investors As Saudi Talks Trudge On
• Hoopers Lose Initial Bid To Block NCAA Ineligibility Ruling
• Hagens Berman Head Defends Pro Hac Vice Bid In PayPal Suit
• JetBlue Deal Would Cause 'Frenzy' Of Competition, Judge Told
• General Counsel Need Data Literacy To Keep Up With AI
• Cisco's $28B Bid For Splunk Goes Unchallenged
• Competition Considerations From Biden's AI Executive Order
• Google's CLO To Face Hot Seat As Judge Questions 'Culture'
• Amazon Execs Broke Law To Appease Bezos, Investors Say
• Google's Defaults Reflect 'Market Outcome,' Judge Told
• Live Nation Shareholder Says Execs Hid Antitrust Misconduct
• DOJ Probing KKR Over Premerger Filings, Board Overlaps
• W.Va. Hospital Asks Judge To Enforce Settlement With Doctor
• IQVIA Says FTC Using Narrow Market Definition To Bar Merger
• Aerospace Co. Can't Get Trade Secrets Win Over Ex-Exec, Yet
• Shoppers Defend Challenge Of $25B Kroger, Albertsons Deal
• Wright Harassment Accusers Want His Defamation Suit Sunk
• Biden Admin Wins Reversal On Solar Safeguard Expansion
• High Court Asks SG To Weigh In On US Soccer Antitrust Row
• Judge Clears Phone Networks Of Collusion Against Retailer
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Top EU Court Trims Telecom's €125M 'Gun-Jumping' Fine
• Google In-House Attys Joked About 'Fake Privilege,' Jury Told
• Koch Settles DOJ Claims Over Chicken Grower Exit Fees
• AARP, Others Bash AstraZeneca's Drug Pricing Challenge
• Agri Stats Wants Enforcement Action Moved To Illinois
• FCC Chief Counters Hill Critics On Net Neutrality Rules
• Trade Agency Advances Probe Into Fujifilm's Printing Plates
• AI Could Expand Price-Fixing To Less Concentrated Markets
• Regeneron Hits Rival With Patent Suit Over Eye Med Generic
• Pro-Market Groups Prod 5th Circ. To Ax SEC Hedge Fund Rule
• Tenants Oppose Landlords' Dismissal Bids In RealPage MDL
• Off The Bench: Fla. Gambling, NIL Class Cert., MLB Settlement
• Vans And Walmart Reach Settlement In Sneaker Knockoff Suit
• What The MLB Antitrust Settlement Leaves In Its Wake
• Deals Rumor Mill: Shein, Siemens, BioMarin
• Navigating Discovery Of Generative AI Information
• Justices Say Appeals Court Can Wade Into CAT Decisions
• ECJ Advised To Scrap Ireland Tax Break Ruling For Apple
• Google Offered Epic $147M To Prevent App Flight, Jury Told
• Transparency, Injunctions Dominate SEP Feedback
• Egg Exec Denies Industry Collab Was Collusion
• Current Competition Law Applies To AI, Global Enforcers Say
• ​​​​​​​USDA Unveils New Steps To 'Level Playing Field' For Farmers
• Judge Told Google Android Helped Innovate Mobile Market
• First-Of-Its-Kind Artist AI Ruling Offers Liability Guidance
• Gilead Wants HIV Drug Antitrust Suit Tossed Again, For Good
• 7th Circ. Asks Solar Co. If Blocked Grid Made Work Impossible
• Finding Focus: Strategies For Attorneys With ADHD
• Attys In Credit Card Fee Suit Ask Court To Kill Claims Site
• How 'Safe Harbor' Policy Will Modify M&A Processes
• Broadcasters Add Pressure On FCC To Ditch Ownership Rules
• CMA Fights Pfizer, Flynn Appeal Of £63M Overcharging Fine
• Weiss Says He's 'Decision-Maker' In Hunter Biden Probe
• Google's Deleted Chats Draw Scrutiny At Epic Antitrust Trial
• Jack Nicklaus Can't Ink Endorsements With IP Row Pending
• Google Exec Says It Needed To Catch Up On Travel Offerings
• King's Speech IDs Digital Competition Rules As UK Priority
• FTC Challenges Asthma Product Patents Listed With FDA
• FTC Probing Coach, Jimmy Choo Parents' $8.5B Merger Plans
• Steve Madden Hits Back At Dr. Martens TM Suit
• DOJ Probing BAE's $5.6B Bid To Buy Ball Aerospace Arm
• Va. County Alleges Racketeering In Suit Over Insulin Prices
• Wabtec Looks To Toss Caterpillar Unit's Antitrust Suit
• Spirit Airlines Chair Testifies Profits Not In Sight Without Deal
• The 2023 Law360 Prestige Leaders
• How Law Firms Build And Protect Stellar Reputations
• Nike Laces Up For Another Flyknit Patent Battle With Rivals
• Google Raked In Billions Blocking App Store Rivals, Jury Told
• DuckDuckGo Parity Unlikely To Sway Google Users, SVP Says
• Big Banks Say New Mexico CDS Suit Is Retread Of $1.9B Deal
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Ex-Worker's Golf Outing Not Irreparably Harmful, Judge Says
• Building Manufacturer To Face Rival's Trade Secrets Suit
• FTC Chair Defends Enforcement Record In Letter To Congress
• Earnout Contract Considerations After NC Good Faith Ruling
• 4 States Join DOJ's Agri Stats Info-Sharing Lawsuit
• Missouri Sen. Seeks Info On FCC's Net Neutrality 'Power Grab'
• White House Threatens Veto Over IRS, FTC Funding Bill
• JetBlue CEO Testifies Big Airlines Shouldn't Sweat Spirit Deal
• NCAA Faces Billions In Damages As Judge Forges NIL Class
• NC Doctor Says Certificate Of Need Law Protects Monopolies
• Fla. Lab To Pay $1.2M For Drug Test Referral Kickbacks
• Google Expert Says Amazon, Yelp Count As Real Competitors
• Realtors Brace For Antitrust Blowback After Jury Verdict
• Pacira Hits Rivals With False Ad Suits Over Pain Drugs
• More Homebuyers Go After Broker Fees At Major Realtors
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Cognizant Can't Ax Retaliation Claims In IP Theft Fight
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive COVID-19 App Suit Against Apple
• Private Equity Bullish On Tech M&A After Values Plummet
• Amazon Targets Counterfeit Brain Supplement Sellers
• Amazon, Meta Accept Restrictions To End CMA Investigations
• JetBlue CEO Liked Spirit Flight, Judge Told In $3.8B Deal Row
• Reading Between The Lines Of HHS' National Lab Opinion
• MLB Avoids High Court Antitrust Scrutiny With Settlement
• T-Mobile-Sprint Deal Challenge Can Proceed Without SoftBank
• ITC Ban On Apple Watch Could Still Be Reversed
• Robotic Mower Co.'s Attys Can See Source Code, Judge Says
• UK Clears $7.9B Deal For Nuclear Power Biz Westinghouse
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell Lipton, Latham
• 9th Circ. Won't Hear UFC Appeal Of Fighter Wage Class Cert.
• HHS Hits Back At AstraZeneca's Challenge To Drug Price Rule
• FTC Says Amazon Used Secret Algorithm To Drive Up Prices
• Realtors CEO Retires Amid $1.8B Verdict, Harassment Claims
• Google Judge Homes In On Browsers And General Queries
• States Want Generic Drug Price-Fixing Claims Back In Conn.
• Google Loses Bid For Bench Trial On Eve Of Epic Games Fight
• NCAA Ineligibility Ruling Violated Antitrust Laws, Suit Alleges
• Ford Hit With $13M Verdict For Use Of Rival's Trade Secrets
• Gilead And Teva Drug Buyers Lose Bid For New Antitrust Trial
• Moving Cos. Admit To NY City Bid-Rigging Scheme
• Google VP Says Yelp, TikTok, Instagram Help Users Learn
• Banks, Metals Cos. Keep Win In Aluminum Price-Fixing Case
• $16.8M Atty Fee OK'd In Societe Generale Rate-Rigging Deal
• CMA Appeals BMW Win On Documents In Antitrust Probe
• IQVIA Can't Overcome FTC's Halting Of Merger, Judge Says
• Judge Shifts Trading Card Rivals' Antitrust Showdown To NY
• Judge Freezes Colorado Ski Town's Truck Delivery Ordinance
• Spirit Feared JetBlue-AA Pact Would 'Cloud' Deal, Judge Told
• Meatpackers Colluded To Fix Beef Prices, NC Food Co. Says
• Lawmakers Push FTC To Examine Exxon, Chevron Megadeals
• DC's AG Accuses RealPage, Landlords Of Price Fixing
• McDonald's Plans To Take No-Poach Case To High Court
• Rival Gets WWE Defenses Trimmed In Antitrust Case
• Chinese Wire Maker Blew Chance At Lower Tariff, Feds Argue
• Attorneys, Law Schools Must Adapt To New Era Of Evidence
• Zillow Rival Seeks New Trial For Property Listings Suit
• Juul Aims To Send More Antitrust Claims To Arbitration
• IPhone Users Get OK For £853M Battery Class Action