DOJ's Visa Antitrust Suit Hands Class Action Lawyers New Line of Attack Against Payments Giant
The same day the Department of Justice sued Visa, the company set aside another $1.5 billion for its U.S. litigation escrow fund.
October 04, 2024 at 01:16 PM
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General Counsel and In House CounselThe original version of this story was published on Corporate Counsel
A Florida sign-making company has filed an antitrust class action against Visa, the first of what might become a tsunami of cases piggybacking on the suit the Department of Justice filed last month alleging that the company monopolized the debit card market.
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