#antitrust-lawsuit

#antitrust-lawsuit

Google argues that the antitrust ruling will complicate user access to its services and could jeopardize user privacy.

The Justice Department filed an antitrust lawsuit against Visa, alleging it stifled competition in the debit card market through unfair practices.

DoorDash seeks dismissal of Uber's lawsuit, claiming it's a misguided tactic to stifle competition.

Yelp's lawsuit highlights concerns about Google's search engine dominance affecting competition and consumer choice in local searches.

NAR and other associations face antitrust lawsuit over mandatory three-way membership agreements impacting MLS access for brokers.

23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports are suing NASCAR, claiming the charter system limits competition and creates monopolistic practices.

X's revenue is projected to increase despite a decline in US ad spending and significant losses from major advertisers.

Larger brokerages are more vulnerable to commission rate reductions due to higher fixed costs, while smaller brokerages exhibit greater financial stability.

A settlement allows student athletes to benefit from their name, image, and likeness (NIL) rights, enhancing transparency and opportunities.

UFC settlement for $375 million in antitrust lawsuit aims to resolve prior legal concerns and allegations against compensation practices.

UFC to pay $375 million settlement for fighter antitrust case.

Judge Boulware granted final approval for the Le case settlement.

No changes in how UFC operates contracts despite the settlement.

NASCAR teams, including one owned by Michael Jordan, were denied charter status amid an antitrust lawsuit.

The final approval of a $375 million settlement for fighters in the Le vs. Zuffa antitrust lawsuit marks a significant legal victory.

Johns Hopkins and Caltech reached a settlement in a federal antitrust lawsuit concerning financial aid collusion among selective universities.

Potato companies face lawsuit for alleged price-fixing, colluding to inflate prices of frozen potato products.

Meta faces a significant class-action lawsuit over user data exploitation in the U.K., seeking substantial damages amid antitrust concerns.

Defendants claim the Hardy antitrust lawsuit lacks evidence of market impact, disputing allegations against mandatory Realtor membership for MLS access.

The DOJ has filed an antitrust lawsuit against six major landlords for allegedly colluding to keep rental prices high.

The U.S. DOJ has filed an antitrust lawsuit against UnitedHealth Group over its $3.3 billion acquisition of Amedisys, raising competition concerns.

Homie Technologies claims anticompetitive practices by NAR and major brokerages harmed its competitive ability, seeking damages in an antitrust suit.

NAR focuses on a Pennsylvania antitrust lawsuit after contesting a similar claim in Michigan, seeking dismissal based on lack of factual support.

The House v. N.C.A.A. settlement could transform college athletics by allowing schools to pay athletes directly, marking the end of amateurism.

College athletes are advocating for collective bargaining rights and representation beyond the pending $2.8 billion settlement to ensure fair negotiations with schools.

The NCAA and major sports conferences have reached a preliminary settlement to compensate college athletes, contingent on further approval after a fairness hearing.

Frozen potato producers face class action lawsuits for allegedly fixing prices while consumers deal with rising grocery costs.

Homie Technologies has dismissed UtahRealEstate.com from its antitrust lawsuit but can potentially refile in the future.

The US Justice Department will file a lawsuit against Visa for alleged monopolistic practices in the debit card market.

FTC allowed to proceed with antitrust claims against Amazon despite some state law claims being dismissed.

Six academics have filed a class action lawsuit against major publishers for exploiting labor and hindering scientific progress.

The lawsuit challenges the ethics of the academic publishing industry and aims to protect scholars' rights and compensation.