DOJ’s first criminal wage-fixing case survives

Ben Remaly

01 December 2021

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Wage-fixing is just price-fixing by another name, a federal judge in Texas has ruled in rejecting a motion to dismiss filed by two defendants accused of conspiring to fix wages for physical therapists.

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DOJ’s first criminal wage-fixing case survives

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