The U.S. Supreme Court recently refused to hear two appeals to Major League Baseball’s antitrust exemption, which has been intact since the early 20th century. Why was it deemed exempt in the first
[Read More]Who’s the distributor of apps in the Apple App Store? Apple or third-party developers? The Supreme Court will consider a lower court’s ruling that named Apple the distributor and able to face antitrust
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[Read More]New year, new and old legal trends! From e-discovery and project management to AFAs and alternative delivery service models, we’ve compiled the top 10 legal trends that departments and firms should watch for
[Read More]In order to help address the issues that arise as antitrust e-discovery crosses international borders, Ernst & Young held the webinar “Anticipating Pitfalls in Cross-Border Antitrust eDiscovery.” Topics discussed, as Inside Counsel reported,
[Read More]The Internet search giant Google recently made headlines, this time over another antitrust allegation levied by the European Commission. In 2015, the European Commission issued a Statement of Objections to Google that alleged
[Read More]Earlier this week, the Supreme Court passed on reviewing U.S. antitrust law reach in sanctioning foreign defendants for price-fixing activities outside of the United States and did so without comment. According to The Wall
[Read More]The Justice Department’s Antitrust Division recently announced that David Topkins, a former executive of an e-commerce seller of posters, prints and framed art, has been charged with price fixing in violation of the
[Read More]The European Commission recently sent a Statement of Objections to Google, alleging it violated European Union antitrust rules by systematically favoring its own comparison-shopping product over others’. The charge, however, may be difficult
[Read More]The antitrust case of Kleen Products, LLC, et. al. v. Packaging Corporation of America, et. al., which many may know as the “other” predictive coding case, has finally started to tear the attention of
[Read More]Yesterday, April 11th, the Department of Justice officially filed a complaint against Apple, Inc. and five publishers on the grounds that they violated antitrust laws by conspiring to lower the price of e-books.
[Read More]There appears to be progress in the Department of Justice’s probe into possible collusion between Apple Inc. and publishers to raise the price of e-books. The probe, announced at the end of 2011,
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