Davide Mamone

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• FTC’s “crazy assumptions” skewed profits, IQVIA expert says
• Private equity boosting advertising competition, IQVIA expert says
• Profitable for IQVIA to withhold data, says FTC expert
• IQVIA not losing sleep over Propel competition, exec says
• FTC rebuffs alcohol retailer’s “unsupported musings” in document dispute
• Volkswagen can pursue jurisdiction challenge against boycott claims
• IQVIA doesn’t control data for healthcare programmatic ads, exec says
• Judge Ramos: market definition "crucial" to determine IQVIA/Propel
• FTC seeks to halt California hospital merger
• DOJ drops second criminal case in a week
• Alcohol retailer challenges FTC “overreach"
• Financier claims counsel that derailed Amex settlement owes millions
• Kanter avoids GOP’s scorn reserved for Khan
• DOJ settles fresh Packers and Stockyards case
• FTC challenges over 100 patents in FDA’s Orange Book
• Student-athletes granted class status in NIL case
• Spirit uses different pricing tools to lower fares, DOJ shows
• Spirit is not a primary competitor, JetBlue exec says
• JetBlue resolved Northeast Alliance concerns before merger, Spirit CEO says
• Spirit chief admits to initial JetBlue concerns
• Luxury retailers oppose bid to revive no-poach claims
• FTC promises trove of docs to block IQVIA merger
• Eleventh Circuit upholds $2.6 billion Blue Cross settlement
• Wire manufacturers reject allegations of anticompetitive sham research
• Illumina/Grail EU spat unlikely to affect FTC’s case, experts say
• T-Mobile accepts $100 million fee to alter consent decree
• MLB union asks Supreme Court to repeal antitrust exemption
• Tenth Circuit affirms immunity for Colorado town
• Bulk of private plaintiffs' case against JetBlue/Spirit thrown out
• Rule Garza and Gibson Dunn steer ExxonMobil/Pioneer
• Former naval architects allege ‘incestuous’ no-poach cartel
• Epic, Match: Google paid rivals not to launch app stores
• Psychiatry board beats tying claims
• DOJ extends leniency to misconduct inherited through acquisitions
• Ninth Circuit revives travel agency's price-fixing claims
• Disney fails to fend off bundling and MFN lawsuit
• FICO monopolisation claims survive motion to dismiss
• DOJ sues Agri Stats over information sharing with meat cartels
• Apple Pay monopolisation claims survive motion to dismiss
• FTC avoids radical approach with Amazon case
• FTC sues Amazon
• T-Mobile accuses DOJ of attempting to rewrite consent decree
• Kanter: DOJ’s amicus programme is “thriving”
• Draft merger guidelines seek to legislate, Delrahim says
• Forrest: Twombly ruling will be instrumental in future AI cases
• Judge wary of settling Papa John’s no-poach case
• Sanofi denies abuse of FDA’s Orange Book
• Judge orders arbitration in Jiffy Lube no-hire litigation
• FTC to increase Section 5 scrutiny over ‘Orange Book’ abuses
• California unveils additional backdated settlement in Auto Parts case

• CFIUS official: exec order on Chinese investments bolsters existing scrutiny
• Air travellers can proceed with capacity cartel suit, judge says
• JetBlue/Spirit propose additional divestitures ahead of trial
• Amazon must face minimum margin class action
• TV purchasers reject Vitamin C comparison
• Google seeks settlement for Play Store case
• Chipmaker rejects “bounty” allegations
• Data provider accused of orchestrating mobile home cartel
• Expedia seeks dismissal of $100 million monopolisation suit
• Laura Edelson: the exit interview
• Covid-19 and Ukraine war endangered T-Mobile divestiture deal, Dish says
• Meatpackers defeat ranchers’ price-fixing claims
• Red Cross and DOJ clash over blood platelets case
• Neurosurgeons allege pressure to exit market
• Banks beat credit default swaps suit
• Biotech company did not file "baseless" bovine genetic patent suits, judge says
• Live Nation cannot enforce “unfair” arbitration clauses, judge says
• Insurance provider accused of orchestrating cartel
• King & Spalding secures global lead from Sidley Austin
• State AGs back fashion retail employees in no-poach case
• Paul Weiss snaps up Wilson Sonsini antitrust lead
• Merck must face mumps vaccine antitrust claims
• Medtronic fails to dismiss exclusive dealing claims
• Consumers cannot block JetBlue/Spirit, carriers say
• NFL seeks summary judgment in Sunday Ticket case
• American/JetBlue alliance over, but wider prohibitions denied
• NCAA fails to dismiss wage-fixing claims
• UPDATE: Jones Day snags Wong-Ervin from Axinn
• FTC, Surescripts reach agreement to settle monopolisation claim
• Cement company exec must face criminal charges
• Software company accused of monopolising market for fitness studio platforms
• Luxottica accused of running eyeglass cartel
• Ninth Circuit revives wholesalers’ Robinson-Patman claims
• American Airlines and JetBlue fight DOJ’s request for monitor
• Delrahim: new merger guidelines should mention recent precedents
• USDA teams up with state AGs to boost antitrust scrutiny
• Pharma ad deal challenged by FTC
• Meat processors oppose Sysco’s request to cede chicken claims
• House Republicans rail against Khan’s FTC
• Anti-disinformation partnership pushes back against boycott claims
• DG Comp names Scott Morton as chief economist
• Paul Hastings nabs heads of rival firm
• Meta seeks summary judgment over bribery case
• Ohio hospital abused non-competes, doctors claim
• Short-term exclusive dealing can be unlawful, FTC says
• FTC abandons Altria/Juul challenge
• Expedia, Trivago accused of monopolisation scheme
• Biden names Republican nominees to FTC
• Mark Meador: the exit interview
• Boutique of former Kanter colleagues grows with Senate hire