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price fixing
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Napoli Shkolnik Blog
Fire Truck Manufacturers Are Being Sued for Price-Fixing: Here’s What That Means for Taxpayers
Every city, town, and fire district in the country needs fire trucks, and for more than a decade, the companies that make them may have been taking advantage of that…
Legal Futures Blog
Collective action “more for benefit of lawyers and funders”
By Neil Rose
Salmon claim: Damages less than £10 per personJudges have refused to grant a collective proceedings order (CPO) over an alleged salmon production cartel because it appears more for the benefit…
Hague Law Blog
Fertilizer price-fixing suits and the Hague Service Convention
By Aaron Lukken
The latest lawsuit trend we're seeing involves class actions on behalf of farmers and co-ops accusing various fertilizer producers-- including several outside the United States-- of price fixing. They're surely…
Hall Benefits Law Blog
Indiana Sues Eli Lilly Over Skyrocketing Insulin Prices
By Anne Hall
The state of Indiana has filed suit against Indiana-based drug manufacturer Eli Lilly and Co. for conspiring with other manufacturers and pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) to artificially inflate insulin prices…
The Milbank General Counsel Blog
Algorithmic Collusion: State of Play and What to Watch in 2026
By Fiona A. Schaeffer, Adam Di Vincenzo, Richard Parker, Grant Bermann, James Weingarten, Kelly Dodge Garcia, Alexis Brown-Reilly, Anastasia Pastan, Emme Tyler, Sharvari Kothawade
As 2026 begins, enforcement actions and private litigation involving algorithmic pricing and information-sharing arrangements remain active. Agencies and courts continue to test how traditional antitrust principles apply to pricing tools…
Global Supply Chain Compliance
International: New US Executive Order Signals Heightened Antitrust Scrutiny in the Food Supply Chain Sector for Foreign-Controlled Companies
By Jeffrey (Jeff) D. Martino, Ashley Eickhof, Andrew Black, James Robinson, Mara Ioana Ghiorghies, Kurt Haegeman, Natalie Flores
President Trump has issued an Executive Order (the Order) directing the Department of Justice (DOJ) and Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to launch investigations into the U.S. food sector, focusing on…
The CLS Blue Sky Blog
Paul, Weiss Discusses DOJ’s Algorithmic Pricing Settlement
By Scott Sher, Tee St. Matthew-Daniel, Chris Wilson, Jake Philipoom, Natalie Pita
On November 25, 2025, the DOJ announced that it agreed to settle claims that RealPage, Inc. (RealPage) violated Section 1 of the Sherman Act by unlawfully sharing competing users’ competitively…
Connect on Tech
United States: Department of Justice Reaches Proposed Settlement with RealPage Pertaining to Algorithmic Pricing Tools
By Creighton Macy, Jeffrey (Jeff) D. Martino, Natalie Flores, Brian F. Burke, Evan M. Harris
As part of a broad effort by federal antitrust enforcers to confront the increasing use of algorithmic coordination, the Antitrust Division of the United States Department of Justice (“DOJ”) has…
Food Safety News
Beef did not start out being a competitive business and might not be today
By Dan Flynn
If you’ve read much about the cattle drives of the 1800s, you likely know that once delivered to the railroads, the cattle ended up at one of the few meatpacking…
The Korean Law Blog
Korean Supreme Court Upholds ₩200 Million Fine Against Binggrae for Price-Fixing: Landmark Korean Competition/Antitrust Law Ruling
By Sean Hayes
In a recent ruling, the Supreme Court of Korea upheld a KR₩200 million fine against Binggrae Co., Ltd. for its participation in a large-scale price-fixing scheme involving Korea’s top ice…