DOJ embraces arbitration after long CVS/Aetna review

Pallavi Guniganti

20 September 2019

Judge Leon sits in the Washington, DC, federal courthouse

Officials at the Department of Justice’s antitrust division have touted arbitration as a way to streamline the resolution of merger challenges, as they decry the lengthy Tunney Act proceeding for CVS/Aetna.

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