“Will the District Court’s decision be binding on other parties and cases? No, but it will provide AN answer by a court to some of these questions," said Sidley Austin partner Scott D. Stein.
May 24, 2023 at 05:28 PM
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A federal judge in the District of Columbia has agreed to transfer a highly watched antitrust dispute initiated by the Federal Trade Commission to Louisiana state court.
U.S. District Judge Amy Herman Jackson’s order, issued Tuesday, is the first substantive ruling in a handful of since-consolidated cases that could impact the agency’s ability to regulate deals with antitrust immunity created by state legislatures in the future.
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