PayCargo’s tying claims survive motion to dismiss

Ben Remaly

16 April 2020

Credit: iStock/Pierre-Yves Babelon

PayCargo has sufficiently alleged that CargoSprint violated federal antitrust law by tying the use of its shipping logistics platform to the use of its cargo payment platform, a Georgia federal court has found.

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Ben Remaly

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