The Department of Justice’s director of criminal litigation has said the Antitrust Division expects “full and complete cooperation” from those hoping to receive immunity under the enforcer’s leniency programme.
The judge presiding over the Department of Justice’s monopolisation case against Google has questioned whether the agency’s latest document requests are related to its lawsuit.
Google has objected to information requests it received from the Department of Justice as part of the agency’s lawsuit challenging the company’s alleged illegal monopolisation of online search and advertising markets.
Under Bilal Sayyed’s watch, the Federal Trade Commission’s Office of Policy Planning conducted a series of hearings evaluating the state of US antitrust enforcement, initiated a study of unreported transactions by major …
The chief judge of the US Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit has expressed doubt that the court can review an appeal by members of the Georgia Board of Dentistry against …
After two-plus years in the Federal Trade Commission’s front office, Ian Conner took over as the director of the agency’s competition bureau in December 2019. Set to depart in mid-February, Conner spoke with GCR USA about the agency’s accomplishments, the need for more funding and balancing the desires of divided leadership.
After more than three years at the helm of the Department of Justice’s antitrust division, assistant attorney general Makan Delrahim informed staff on 14 January that he would be resigning his post five days later. In a call with GCR USA, he looked back on the successes of his tenure and addressed some of the criticism directed at the Antitrust Division under his watch.
President-elect Joe Biden has been an outspoken critic of employee non-compete agreements since the waning days of Obama administration. Advocates for a ban on these contract provisions are hopeful that change may be on the way.
Cinemark’s Century Theatres secured its third major victory in its 13-year-old antitrust dispute with Flagship Theatres in California earlier this month. The Norton Rose Fulbright team who advised the company spoke to GCR USA about the case and the significance of the court’s decision.
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