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Latest News in Competition

  • December 09, 2025

    Amazon Still Can't Claw Back FTC Probe Documents

    A Washington federal judge refused Monday to reconsider his order allowing the Federal Trade Commission to hold on to documents produced in the investigation preceding its antitrust lawsuit accusing Amazon of creating an artificial pricing floor, concluding the online retail giant never clearly argued any material was produced "inadvertently."

  • December 09, 2025

    MVP: Cravath's Gary A. Bornstein

    Gary A. Bornstein of Cravath Swaine & Moore LLP has helped video game maker Epic Games score groundbreaking orders that are forcing Google and Apple to allow more competition for app distribution on millions of mobile devices, earning him a spot as one of the 2025 Law360 Competition MVPs.

  • December 09, 2025

    Insurer Says Whistleblower Stole Docs In Medicare FCA Case

    An insurer accused of running a kickback scheme to steer customers to its Medicare Advantage plan is seeking to question the whistleblower that sparked the False Claims Act suit, telling a Massachusetts federal judge on Tuesday that he snapped unauthorized photos of company files.

  • December 09, 2025

    REIT Wants Early Win For Its Antitrust MDL Coverage Suit

    A multifamily real estate investment trust asked a Colorado federal court for an early win in its suit seeking insurance coverage for antitrust multidistrict litigation against the REIT, property management software company RealPage Inc. and several multifamily landlords.

  • December 09, 2025

    Train Ticket Class Action Shows Limits Of Competition Law

    The Competition Appeal Tribunal's recent judgment in Gutmann v. London & Southeastern Railway, Govia Thameslink Railway and First MTR South Western Trains Ltd. restates the important principle that a high bar is required to demonstrate an abuse of dominance, providing welcome clarification for consumer-facing businesses that competition law is not intended to serve as a general vehicle for consumer protection, say lawyers at Freshfields.

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