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During A Difficult Week For The Department Of Justice s Antitrust Division, WilmerHale Secures Another Precedent-Setting Victory At Trial - Antitrust, EU Competition

On April 15, 2022, WilmerHale, together with co-counsel Morgan Lewis & Bockius, achieved a landmark and precedent-setting victory for our client DaVita, Inc., in the first-ever trial of.

DOJ to Investigate and Criminally Prosecuting Wage Fixing

Department of Justice’s Antitrust Division DOJ investigates and criminally prosecuting wage-fixing, no-poach agreements, Despite defendants acquitted on all Sherman Act charges in first-of-their-kind criminal antitrust trials involving labor markets

DOJ to Investigate and Criminally Prosecuting Wage Fixing

Department of Justice’s Antitrust Division DOJ investigates and criminally prosecuting wage-fixing, no-poach agreements, Despite defendants acquitted on all Sherman Act charges in first-of-their-kind criminal antitrust trials involving labor markets

DOJ Faces Health Care Wage Fixing Blow in United States v Jindal

United States v. Jindal, government alleged a therapist staffing company engaged in price-fixing in violation of Sherman Act by conspiring with competitors to keep wages low. United States v. DaVita, alleged three conspiracies between health care companies to not solicit.

DOJ Antitrust Violation Focus May Affect Noncompete Clauses

Department of Justice DOJ and federal government aggressively pursue antitrust violations and promote heavily limiting non-competition agreements. DOJ has recently been unsuccessful in its target of no poach and no hire agreements and wage-fixing issues in antitrust trials.

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