Raising your prices too high during an emergency can get you in trouble – but so can dropping them too low once the emergency is over. Our Antitrust Team highlights a pair of court cases featuring state laws prohibiting...more
In this third installment of the Antitrust Spotlight on the Epic v. Apple trial, we cover key issues identified by the court during closing arguments and post-trial briefing, as well as the arguments highlighted by the...more
Our Antitrust Team is keeping a close eye on the Epic v. Apple trial – a likely test case for how current antitrust law can cope with today’s highly complex markets. In this first installment of the Antitrust Spotlight, we...more
The Department of Justice recently followed through on its stated intent to bring criminal actions against companies and individuals for alleged anticompetitive employment practices. Our Antitrust and Labor & Employment...more
Our Antitrust Team summarizes state price-gouging laws, offers guidance on how businesses can respond if they are victims, and provides tips on how businesses can reduce the risk of being accused if circumstances force them...more
On August 13, 2015, the Federal Trade Commission approved its first official guidelines on the breadth of its powers to prosecute “unfair methods of competition” that are not violations of federal antitrust law. The...more