Competition Archive » July, 2025

Competition - July, 2025

245 articles

• Trump Asks DC Circ. To Block FTC Dem's Reinstatement
• J&J Unit's Catheter Rival Nears Injunction After $442M Win
• Novartis Can't Block Generic Entresto Amid TM Feud Appeal
• The Biggest Telecom Developments Of 2025: Midyear Report
• Not Enough Similarities To Apply DOJ Ad Tech Win: Google
• Concertgoers Narrow Live Nation Antitrust Claims
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Aetna's Price-Fixing Suit 'Like Forum Shopping,' Judge Says
• NCAA Says Ohio NIL Case Ruling Ends NC Spat
• Amazon's Aldi Subpoena Curbed In COVID Price-Gouging Suit
• DOL Rescinds ERISA Guidance On Citi Racial Equity Program
• Top 4 Texas Cases To Watch: A Midyear Report
• Travelers Unit, NC Door Maker Settle Excess Insurance Fight
• The Metamorphosis Of The Major Questions Doctrine
• Law360 Names 2025's Top Attorneys Under 40
• Top 4 Texas Court Rulings Of 2025: Midyear Report
• Judge Advised Against State AG Intervention In Sandoz Deal
• Hyatt, Hilton Beat Room Price-Fixing Antitrust Suit, For Now
• Ohio State, NCAA, Big Ten Beat Ex-QB's NIL Suit
• A Rapidly Evolving Landscape For Noncompetes In Healthcare
• EU Says Vivendi Controlled Lagardère During Deal Review
• NFLPA Head Resigns Amid Possible Conflict Of Interest
• FTC Nixes Exxon-Pioneer, Chevron-Hess Board Ban Deals
• Off The Bench: Latest NASCAR Win, Trans Athlete Fights Ban
• Sony Judge Finds 'Glaring' Issues In PlayStation Deal, Motion
• Franchisee Stole Biz Model, College Advising Co. Says
• Trump Asks Supreme Court To Decline Early Tariff Challenge
• Apple Says Tech Analyst, YouTuber Conspired To Leak IOS 26
• Zillow Says Compass Can't Get Block On 'Zillow Ban'
• Pillsbury Atty Fights Sanctions In Nurse Wage-Fixing Case
• Assurant Says Ex-Salesmen Plotted 'Bloodbath' Of Clients
• 2 Firms Score $35.5M Atty Fees In $71M Rate-Swaps Deal
• Armstrong Teasdale Adds Former CLO As A Litigator In Miami
• Mastercard, Visa Face New Swipe Fees Claim By UK Retailers
• Chevron Beats Exxon Challenge, Completes $53B Hess Deal
• Calif. Tribe Renews $700M Casino Suit With Lobbying Claim
• Google Gets AGs' Ad Tech Trial Delayed In Texas
• Stanford Trims Roche IP Suit, But Others Face Most Claims
• Justices' 'Tea Leaves' Don't OK Illegal FTC Firing, Court Says
• EU Approves Luxembourg Beverage Deal With Fix
• Senators Float 'Patent Thicket' Bill To Limit Generic Litigation
• Insurer, Urology Practices Beat Puerto Rico Antitrust Suit
• Jordan's NASCAR Team Loses New TRO Bid In Antitrust Row
• Authors Win Cert. In Copyright Suit Against Anthropic
• Fla. AG, Sandoz Clash With Other Enforcers Over 'Done' Deal
• PE Firm Is Denied FDA Docs For Defense In Deal Challenge
• UCLA Football Player Latest To Sue NCAA For Eligibility
• Biotech Collaborations Can Ease Uncertainty Amid FDA Shift
• Couche-Tard Pulls $47B Takeover Bid For 7-Eleven Parent
• Playing Mah-Jongg Makes Me A Better Mediator
• Pharmacy Benefit Managers Say Ohio Can't Recast Suit
• Split 7th Circ. Backs NCAA In Eligibility Rule Antitrust Suit
• AvalonBay Looks To Exit DC's RealPage Case Again
• Senior Placement Co. Wants Out Of False Ad Suit
• Charter, Cox Ask FCC To Approve $34.5B Combination
• Tips For Business Users After 2 Key AI Copyright Decisions
• Juul Fights Bid To Revive Price Discrimination Suit
• Pac-12, Mountain West At Impasse On Poaching Fees Dispute
• Refused NFL Goods Sale Not Antitrust Harm, Judge Says
• FTC Staff Cuts Unlikely To Curb Antitrust Enforcement Agenda
• Utah Judge Ends Startup's Antitrust Suit Against NAR, Brokerages
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Navigating Client Trauma
• CMA Examines Norcros-Fibo Deal For Competition Concerns
• BT Landline Clients Pushing To Revive £1.3B Class Action
• HomeServices, Douglas Elliman Nix Broker Fee Antitrust Suit
• Auto Dealership Software Biz Must Face Rival's Monopoly Suit
• MaxLinear, Silicon Motion Beat Suit Over Failed $3.8B Merger
• GTCR Seeks Rival's Sales Data To Counter FTC Challenge
• NC Docs Say Practice Duped Them Into Providing Free Labor
• FTC Says Merger Penalty Deal In The Works With 7-Eleven
• Consumers Say Apple's Bid To End App Store Case Will Fail
• FTC Still Bans Ex-Pioneer CEO From Exxon Board, For Now
• NCAA Tennis Players 'Highly Likely' To Score Antitrust Cert.
• Take New Spectrum Auction Powers Out For Spin, Feds Told
• Door Maker Defends Landmark Divestiture Order At 4th Circ.
• Trash Hauler Accused Of Blocking Competitor Amid Strike
• Yacht Broker Case Highlights Industry Groups' Antitrust Risk
• Anthropic Seeks 9th Circ. Fair Use Appeal Over Piracy Claims
• Court Reporters Defend Suit Saying Group Coerces Dues
• 4 Former Justices Would Likely Frown On Litigation Funding
• Class Action Targets Archery Cos. For Alleged Price-Fixing
• PVC Pipe Buyers Seek Initial OK Of $6M Deal In Antitrust Row
• TikTok, Chinese Co. Dispute Ownership Of Video Editing Tech
• Small Carriers Caught Off Guard By Demand-Free T-Mobile OK
• Takeaways From EU's Review Of Merger Control Guidelines
• FCC Greenlights Bell Canada's $3.65B Ziply Fiber Deal
• Artists' Expert Can't View Some Material In Stability AI Row
• BCBS Defends $2.8B Provider Antitrust Deal Amid Objections
• Michael Jordan's NASCAR Team Takes 2nd Stab At Injunction
• Media Matters Wants FTC Probe Paused Pending Suit
• LinkedIn Antitrust Deal Offers Open Access And $4M For Attys
• Google Ads Rival Wants Search Fix To Include It, AI Cos.
• Microsoft, OpenAI Ask 9th Circ. To Toss Coders' DMCA Claims
• $94M Fee Bid In Auto Parts Antitrust MDL Rejected, For Now
• Tevra Asks 9th Circ. To Revive Bayer Flea, Tick Meds Suit
• How Attys Can Use AI To Surface Narratives In E-Discovery
• NCAA's $2.8B NIL Deal Nets Athletes' Firms Over $455M In Fees
• Ill. Judge Wants Limited Ethics Claim Info In Aid-Fixing Suit
• Amgen Eyes New Trial After Regeneron's $407M Antitrust Win
• Courts Face Early Push To Expand Justices' Injunction Ruling
• NPE Drops Injunction Bid In Samsung IP Suit Eyed By Feds
• Success Tricking FDA Shouldn't Protect Merck, Justices Told
• Google Won't Have To Turn Over EU Ad Tech Settlement Docs
• Compass Says It Will Share Exclusive Listings With Any Brokers
• The Biggest TM Rulings Of 2025: A Midyear Report
• Merck's $10B Pulmonary Power Play Is Among Its Top 5 Deals
• FCC Approves T-Mobile's $4.4B UScellular Deal
• MSN Beats Novartis' Patent Suit Over Entresto
• Suppressing Rival Views Can Break Antitrust Laws, DOJ Says
• FTC Looks To Extend Pause Of Noncompete Rule Appeal
• Conservative Groups Bash Idea Of Next-Gen TV Mandate
• Hess Faces Investor Suit Over $53B Chevron Deal
• Phones4u Can't Revive Collusion Case Against UK Networks
• Punitive Damages Ruling Deferred In Jack Nicklaus' Fla. Suit
• Trump Taps Holland & Hart Partner For Montana Bench
• Apple Tees Up Bid To End App Store Antitrust Class Action
• 'Admonition' But No More Amazon Penalty For Hidden Docs
• Apple, Visa And Mastercard Beat Payment Fee Collusion Suit
• College Apparel Co. Seeks New Trial In Penn State TM Case
• Calif. Vape Co. Drops Claims Over Allegedly Counterfeit G Pen
• Tyson Says $55M Del. Poultry Plants Win Blocks Ga. Damages
• 9th Circ. Backs Geico Win In COVID Auto Rebate Class Action
• 11th Circ. Revives Case Over $3.1M Glassware Verdict Debt
• $4.4B T-Mobile, UScellular Deal Gets DOJ OK, With A Warning
• FCC Says Yes To T-Mobile's $5B Metronet Buy After Nixing DEI
• Jazz Looks To Block Avadel From Asking For Sleep Drug OK
• Capital One Deal Approval Lights Up Path For Bank M&A
• Students Say Fee Concerns Unfounded In Aid-Fixing Case
• New FCPA Guidance Creates 5 Compliance Imperatives
• Playing The Violin Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Alaska Airlines Seeks Delta Discovery For TM Feud In UK
• OpenAI Must Give Musk Info On Altman Firing In Fraud Suit
• Iowa Urges Judge Not To Block Law Regulating PBMs
• 7th Circ. Nixes Rail Sharing Order Power For Subpar Service
• Insurer Rejects Coverage For Ind. Federal Antitrust Suit
• 4 More Players Follow Vanderbilt QB, Sue NCAA To Play
• 4th Circ. Won't Rehear NASCAR Charter Injunction Loss
• Sandoz, Buyers Defend $275M Deal Amid State Objections
• SEC Proposal Could Hurt Foreign Issuers' US Market Access
• 10th Circ. Won't Rule On Immunity In Dental Dispute
• Telecom Consultant Seeks To Enforce Nonsolicitation Deals
• State, Fed Junk Fee Enforcement Shows No Signs Of Slowing
• T-Mobile Tanks DEI Policies To Meet FCC Chair's Goal
• Antitrust Enforcers Beat Google, Try Meta And Keep Going
• DOJ Charges Oak View CEO With Rigging Arena Project Bid
• Hecker Fink Welcomes Longtime Cravath Trial Lawyer In NY
• Auto Giants Get Tentative Antitrust OK For IP Licensing Org
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Practicing Self-Care
• FCC Should Kill Verizon-UScellular Deal, Trade Group Says
• Teva Challenge To J&J Antipsychotic Patent Fails At Fed. Circ.
• Biosimilars Industry Group Backs Interchangeability Bill
• DOJ Antitrust Unit Launches Program To Pay Whistleblowers
• 4th Circ. Won't Pause Ex-Naval Engineers' No-Poach Ruling
• 'Practice Better Judgment,' Judge Tells Comscore Foe
• Judge Doubts OpenAI Rival Used Similar TM Commercially
• Team Telecom Backs $3.1B SES-Intelsat Deal, With Conditions
• Gray, Scripps To Seek FCC Waivers Of Local Ownership Rule
• Exclusion's Use Of 'The' Supports Alt. Reading, 5th Circ. Says
• Nev. Steps Up Efforts To Attract Incorporations With New Law
• Academic Researchers Defend Publisher Antitrust Claims
• FCC Urged To Mandate Phone Unlocking For Dual SIM Use
• PE Attorneys Remain Optimistic Despite First-Half Slump
• Amazon Wants To Challenge Class Cert. Bid On The Stand
• ABA Opinion Makes It A Bit Easier To Drop A 'Hot Potato'
• The Biggest Copyright Rulings Of 2025: A Midyear Report
• Plan For Increased HSR Info Sharing With Wash. Antitrust Law
• Appeal Win Gives Certainty To UK Class Action Funding
• CMA Weighs Probe Of Greencore's £1.2B Bid For Bakkavor
• Tennis Players Argue For Wide Class At NCAA Cert. Hearing
• FTC Wants More Time To Present Case Against Amazon Prime
• Burford Entities Can't Opt Out Of $32M Cargill Price-Fix Deal
• 'Social Contracts' Over Ownership Rules A Bad Idea, FCC Told
• AGs Urge Texas Ad Tech Judge Not To Delay Google Trial
• As New Era Dawns For College Athletes, Repairs Still Needed
• Fanatics Told To Give Panini Licensing Docs In Antitrust Case
• Deere & Co. Needn't Give More Financial Docs In Repair Suit
• Dupes Boom Spurs IP Risks, Opportunities For Investors
• AI Weather Startup Claims Rival Used Trade Secrets
• Wis. Rep. Pushes 2 Bills To Counter EU's Tech, ESG Rules
• Samsung Settles Epic's Claims It Colluded With Google
• PE Dealmakers Best-Suited To Cut Through M&A Challenges
• Ex-FTC Antitrust Chief Returns To Covington As Co-Chair
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Cisco's Defeat Of $371M Patent Suit
• J&J Unit Looks To Wipe Out $442M Catheter Antitrust Loss
• Apple Appeals 'Unprecedented' €500M EU Digital Markets Fine
• Brownstein Hyatt Breaks Into NY, Adds 5-Atty Crowell Team
• Arnold & Porter Adds Biden DOJ Official To DC Team
• Rail Passengers Claim Just Fraction Of £25M Stagecoach Deal
• Paul Hastings Adds Antitrust Pro, DOJ Alum From Paul Weiss
• Apple, Sony Lose Appeal Over Litigation-Funding Deals
• BT Denies Withholding Data Cost Eircom £400M Contract
• Tyson Settles Fight With Chicken Farmers Over Mo. Plant Sale
• 7th Circ. Cuts Chicken Price-Fixing Atty Fees Again
• Fortnite Creator Accused Of IP Violations For In-Game Comms
• 3 More Athletes Appeal NCAA NIL Settlement To 9th Circ.
• CMA To Review Global Payments' $24.2B Worldpay Deal
• Circuit-By-Circuit Recap: Justices Send Message To Outliers
• How Trump's Trade Policies Are Shaping Foreign Investment
• States Still Oppose Florida's Generic Drug Deal With Sandoz
• The Moments That Shaped The Universal Injunction Case
• My Opera And Baseball Careers Make Me A Better Lawyer
• Meet The New Leader In Clifford Chance's DC Office
• Kentucky Accuses RealPage, Landlords Of Price-Fixing Rents
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• Breaking Down The Vote: The High Court Term In Review
• Eircom Seeks £67M From BT As Info Hoarding Trial Kicks Off
• FTC Focus: Enforcers Study AI Innovation And Entrenchment
• Mid-Year M&A Deal Flow Suffers Amid Global Instability
• Italy Clears Monte Dei Paschi's €13.3B Mediobanca Deal
• NCAA, NASCAR Antitrust Challenges Permeate 2025's 1st Half
• 9th Circ. Upholds Sutter Health's Win In Doc's Kickback Suit
• Amazon Judge Presses FTC On Bid For 'Bad Faith' Finding
• 2nd Circ. Reinstates FIFA Bribery Convictions
• Chinese Cannabis Vape Maker Accused Of Monopoly
• Ill. Judge Asks Deere Rivals To Stop Pestering Court Staff
• Judge Sanctions Building Makers Over Withheld Evidence
• 8 Ways Lawyers Can Protect The Rule Of Law In Their Work
• Schools Ask To Probe Ethics Claim In Financial Aid Case
• Tenn. Basketball Player Drops 6th Circ. Bid For 5th Season
• New Law May Reshape Fla. Employer Noncompete Strategy
• Dems Condemn Paramount's $16M Settlement With Trump
• Marsh Says Brokerage Poached Employees, Client
• Former FTC General Counsel Joins Orrick In New York
• Assessing New Changes To Texas Officer Exculpation Law
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court's Term
• Aviva Completes £3.7B Direct Line Acquisition
• Valve Can't Sue Firms Over Alleged Gamer Arbitration Scheme
• Weichert, EXp Can't Pause Mo. Broker Fees Antitrust Case
• Google Wants Texas Ad Tech Trial To Wait On DOJ Judge
• Turkey Cos. Must Face Price-Fix Suit From Litigation Funder
• 5 Federal Circuit Clashes To Watch In July
• Apple Backers Raise Price, Privilege Concerns At 9th Circ.
• The Sharpest Dissents From The Supreme Court Term
• Celebrity Broker's Co. Renews NAR Antitrust Suit
• Deutsche Faces Investor Bid To Renew UK Bond-Rigging Case
• Justices Face Busy Summer After Nixing Universal Injunctions
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• Mich. Judge Halts Mackinac Island Ferry Rate Ordinance
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Communicating With Clients
• Fantasy Sports Site Drops IP Suit Against DraftKings Director
• House Report Says Ad Group Colluded With Foreign Gov'ts
• Pool Co. Can Sell Off Inventory On Amazon Despite Sales Ban
• 3 Judicial Approaches To Applying Loper Bright, 1 Year Later
• Navigating Antitrust Risks When Responding To Tariffs
• Aviva's £3.7B Direct Line Deal Gets CMA Approval