Antitrust

  • The Recorder

    Apple, Brandishing SCOTUS Decision, Accuses Qualcomm of 'Double-Dipping'

    By Scott Graham | June 20, 2017

    Things already looked bleak for Qualcomm as the FTC, Apple and consumers took aim with antitrust cases. Then the U.S. Supreme Court made it much, much worse.

  • National Law Journal

    Humana Calls FTC Subpoena a 'Fishing Expedition,' and Then Gets Sued

    By C. Ryan Barber | June 20, 2017

    A Washington federal judge has set a showdown for Thursday between Humana Inc. and the Federal Trade Commission over whether the insurer will be forced to disclose documents the agency says it needs for its investigation of Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc.'s proposed $7 billion acquisition of Rite Aid Corp.

  • The Recorder

    3 Ways Antitrust Law Could Collide With Big Data

    By Ben Hancock | June 20, 2017

    Greater tech industry consolidation could lead to cases that test the bounds of traditional competition law.

  • New Jersey Law Journal

    Osteopathic Medicine Antitrust Case Set on Course to NJ Federal Court

    By Charles Toutant | June 14, 2017

    The primary certifying body for osteopathic physicians is set to proceed to discovery in a fraud and antitrust suit in the District of New Jersey after a federal judge in Camden denied the association's motions to dismiss a suit by doctors.

  • National Law Journal

    NCAA Hire of Wilkinson Sets Up Dream Matchup in Antitrust Case

    By Todd Cunningham | June 14, 2017

    It would be, as they say in the sports world, a great matchup. College athletics' governing body, the NCAA, has retained noted trial attorney Beth Wilkinson to serve as lead trial counsel in an antitrust case that could redraw the nation's sports landscape.

  • New York Law Journal

    Algorithms and 'Twombly': An Inevitable Collision Course

    By Shepard Goldfein and James Keyte | June 12, 2017

    Antitrust Trade and Practice columnists Shepard Goldfein and James Keyte write that pricing algorithms present a number of unique opportunities to businesses to improve their processes and efficiency. Sellers can automatically adjust their conduct with the demands of the market, increasing efficiency and saving resources and money. However, critics worry that because algorithms have become so advanced, they may enable new forms of anticompetitive coordination that were not possible before.

  • The Legal Intelligencer

    DOJ's Possible Antitrust Chief's Senate Confirmation Hearing

    By Carl W. Hittinger 
and Tyson Y. Herrold | June 2, 2017

    Last month, we discussed Makan Delrahim's background, including his experience litigating antitrust and intellectual property matters at the Department of Justice during the George W. Bush administration and his extensive lobbying work at Brownstein, Hyatt, Farber and Schreck. On May 10, senators from the Senate Judiciary Committee held a hearing and asked Delrahim about several matters that pose potential challenges should he be confirmed as assistant U.S. attorney of the Antitrust Division of the DOJ. For the most part, Delrahim provided candid answers, at one point even offering, "I'm an open book on this issue." Three discussions were ­particularly insightful.

  • The Legal Intelligencer

    Proposed Class Action Against Vanguard Advances

    By P.J. D'Annunzio | May 30, 2017

    A prospective class action filed by a couple claiming investment firm Vanguard overcharged them on share commissions by 250 percent can move forward on a breach of contract claim.

  • Litigation Daily

    Plaintiffs Fumble on Cheerleader Suit

    By Jenna Greene | May 29, 2017

    When a lawsuit involves an antitrust conspiracy with nearly $1 billion on the line, when the case has been covered by media including ABC News, Time Magazine and the Associated Press, when it involves the epitome of a sexy topic—cheerleaders for god's sake—that's not usually when a federal judge will urge counsel to let junior associates have a crack at oral argument.

  • Corporate Counsel

    Facebook Fine Could Slow Future EU Launches

    By David Ruiz | May 23, 2017

    Katten Muchin Rosenman's Doron Goldstein discusses how Facebook's recent $122 million fine by EU regulators could affect future expansion efforts in the region.

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