Antitrust
Competition law, antitrust enforcement, merger review, and monopoly litigation
Swedish Court Orders Google to Pay $1.46B for Antitrust Violations
Swedish court fines Google $1.46 billion for favoring its own price comparison service, reinforcing EU antitrust enforcement against tech giants.
Federal Judge Upholds DOJ's Finding of Google's Search Monopoly
A federal judge applied DOJ monopoly findings to Yelp's antitrust case against Google, reinforcing antitrust scrutiny of Big Tech.
UK CMA reviews Apple and Google app store fees and NFC access rules
UK CMA proposes new rules to let app developers avoid high fees and open NFC for contactless payments, impacting tech compliance and antitrust law.
DOJ Settles Antitrust Claims Against OhioHealth Over Contract Terms
DOJ and Ohio Attorney General settle antitrust lawsuit against OhioHealth over restrictive insurer contract terms, signaling stricter healthcare contracting scrutiny.
Google to Allow Outside Payments in Play Store Worldwide
Google will let Android app developers use alternative payments globally after antitrust settlement, impacting developer contracts and compliance.
California Consumers Sue Over AI-Driven Gas Price Fixing
A 2026 California lawsuit claims gas stations used AI to fix fuel prices, raising antitrust and compliance issues.
London Trial Starts Over Google’s Post-2017 Shopping Search Changes
A London damages trial began June 2026 over Google’s post-2017 shopping search changes amid UK CMA’s new conduct rules.
Brokers, landlords sue CoStar alleging rental data monopoly
A June 2026 class action accuses CoStar Group of monopolizing commercial lease data, raising key antitrust issues in real estate and tech law.
EU orders Meta to restore free WhatsApp access for rival AI chatbots
The European Commission mandates Meta to allow free API access for rival AI assistants on WhatsApp during antitrust investigation, safeguarding competition.
Yelp Moves to Block Google’s Search Monopoly After Antitrust Ruling
Yelp seeks issue preclusion to stop Google’s monopolistic search practices after 2024 antitrust verdict, impacting corporate legal strategies.
Arizona Sues Major Insurers for Price-Fixing Scheme Hurting Providers
Arizona AG sues insurers and MultiPlan for alleged price-fixing, underpaying healthcare providers and raising patient costs in a major antitrust case.
States Move to Break Up Live Nation–Ticketmaster After 2026 Antitrust Verdict
Over 30 states ask a federal court to split Live Nation and Ticketmaster after a jury found antitrust violations, challenging a prior DOJ settlement and raising stakes for digital platform regulation.
Google Appeals Search Monopoly Ruling, Citing Market Fairness
Google has filed an appellate brief challenging a federal ruling labeling it a search monopoly, escalating a precedent-setting antitrust battle impacting Big Tech regulation.
DOJ Indicts CIMC, Singamas in Global Container Price-Fixing Scheme
The DOJ indicted leading shipping container firms CIMC, Singamas, and others for alleged price-fixing from 2019–2024, spotlighting antitrust risks in global supply chains.
Bed Bath & Beyond Files Antitrust Suit Against Keurig Over K-Cup Practices
Bed Bath & Beyond sued Keurig on May 18, 2026, alleging K-Cup monopoly tactics. The case highlights antitrust risks for legal teams in franchise product markets.
UK Opens Antitrust Probe Into Microsoft’s Business Software Ecosystem
The UK's CMA launches a formal antitrust investigation into Microsoft’s business software ecosystem, signaling higher regulatory scrutiny for legal tech users and vendors.
BMS Faces Antitrust Claims Over Delayed Generics for Cancer Drugs
Bristol Myers Squibb is accused of using pay-for-delay deals to block generic versions of its cancer drugs Thalomid and Revlimid, sparking new antitrust concerns.
CJEU Refines Jurisdiction Rules for EU Competition Damages Claims
The EU’s top court clarifies when holding companies face competition damages claims, impacting litigation strategies for multinationals and their legal teams.
DOJ Moves to Block Google Access to Rivals' Confidential Data in Antitrust Case
The DOJ seeks to stop Google from accessing competitors' sensitive business plans during monopoly remedy oversight, raising key competition concerns.
Judge Tosses Flyers’ Lawsuit Over Alaska-Hawaiian Airlines Merger
A federal judge has dismissed a flyer-led lawsuit challenging the Alaska-Hawaiian Airlines merger, clarifying limits of consumer antitrust litigation as DOJ review continues.