Limiting Antitrust Misinformation by Increasing Agencies’ Transparency
The antitrust debate gives us an opportunity to think about ways to improve the U.S. competition system. In this sense, […]
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The antitrust debate gives us an opportunity to think about ways to improve the U.S. competition system. In this sense, […]
The 60-Second Read: Wage-fixing agreements, like price-fixing agreements, are a violation of antitrust laws. This applies not only to literal […]
In 1996, then-Director of the FTC’s Bureau of Competition Bill Baer gave a speech defending the FTC’s budget titled “The […]
According to D. Daniel Sokol, Professor of Law at the University of Florida College of Law and Senior Of Counsel […]
The Department of Justice (DOJ) has begun to enforce its new agenda that includes, among other things, terminating legacy consent […]
In a non-precedential summary order on December 19, the Second Circuit affirmed a decision interpreting the BMI consent decree, which […]
On August 31, the Department of Justice made an interesting strategic move that turned a fight over consent decree language […]
As DisCo has covered before, a major legal battle is being waged in the music industry. The battle concerns the […]
Today the Department of Justice announced it would make no changes to the antitrust consent decrees that govern coordinated action […]
Less than a week after agreeing to pay $1.75 million to the Department of Justice to settle an investigation into […]