The National Collegiate Athletic Association is facing a proposed class-action lawsuit from current and former Division III athletes who contend that its ...

The foundations of American antitrust law date back to the late 19th century, a period known as the Gilded Age, during which the US saw rapid industrialization, the rise of large corporations, and ...

Consumers are anxious about the economy, and it’s due not only to inflation but to market power that raises prices and ...

Some states are considering antitrust bills that would break from the “common law” tradition of antitrust law in the United States, which started with the 1890 passage of the terse Sherman Act. State ...

California is broadening the reach of its antitrust regime, giving public prosecutors new authority to bring cases against individual companies accused of ...

An expert Q&A on the antitrust issues that can arise for companies when making business decisions that affect employees or labor markets and how the change in presidential administrations may impact ...

The First Amendment protects private news organizations' editorial discretion, giving them freedom to decide what to cover ...

The bill proposes reforms aimed at updating and improving antitrust laws to better address current market dynamics. This includes revising standards that are used to evaluate mergers and acquisitions ...

Antitrust law has two basic ways of analyzing conduct alleged to be anticompetitive. Some conduct is viewed as so inherently pernicious that it is deemed illegal per se; proof that you engaged in the ...

The Justice Department is examining ABC, CBS, CNN, NBC and Fox News after they suspended White House pool coverage. The case raises sharp questions about antitr ...

Office launches and lateral moves from Kirkland to Latham reflect Big Law's efforts to strengthen Brussels competition teams ...