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On consecutive days earlier this month, the DOJ Antitrust Division experienced early setbacks in two cases representing one of the Division's key priorities under the Biden Administration.

US Department of Justice’s DOJ Antitrust Division brought its first-ever criminal no-poach market allocation case. The Antitrust Division indicted DaVita, Inc. and its former CEO Kent Thiry on three counts of criminal conspiracy.

Federal Trade Commission and Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice are considering ways to modernize and strengthen their merger enforcement guidelines.

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) held another installment of their "listening tour" on April 27, 2022,1 with a focus...

The market is discounting the acquisition target’s stock price, largely over antitrust considerations, but execs dismissed the concern, and analysts said ways around it exist.

This newsletter is a summary of the antitrust developments we think are most interesting to your business. Emilio De Giorgi, partner based in Milan, is our editor this month (learn more...

Increased consolidation in the health care sector continues to draw media attention and antitrust scrutiny from a variety of regulators including the Federal Trade Commission, the...

GAR (Global Arbitration Review) is the world's leading international arbitration journal and news service. GAR provides breaking news, daily updates and in-depth monthly features covering international arbitration in countries around the world. GAR also features guest commentary and articles from the world's leading international arbitration practitioners.

GAR (Global Arbitration Review) is the world's leading international arbitration journal and news service. GAR provides breaking news, daily updates and in-depth monthly features covering international arbitration in countries around the world. GAR also features guest commentary and articles from the world's leading international arbitration practitioners.

The Procurement Collusion Strike Force, formed by the Department of Justice in 2019, is ramping up enforcement pressures against government contractors.