Judge questions FTC’s market definition in Axon/VieVu

Julie Masson

31 January 2020

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The Federal Trade Commission’s administrative law judge has questioned the agency’s market definition in challenging the consummated merger of a pair of police equipment makers.

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Julie Masson

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