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ARTICLE · 21 APRIL 2022

DOJ Undeterred By Antitrust Labor Losses, More Cases In Pipeline

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Lisa Phelan spoke to Bloomberg Law about the Department of Justice moving ahead with criminal antitrust prosecutions following a pair of defeats, and how the losses will influence the department's strategy going forward.

United StatesAntitrust/Competition Law

Lisa Phelan spoke to Bloomberg Law about the Department of Justice moving ahead with criminal antitrust prosecutions following a pair of defeats, and how the losses will influence the department's strategy going forward.

“A loss at trial does raise a question about whether juries will consider this conduct as egregious as other Sherman Act offenses, such as price fixing and bid rigging,” Lisa said.

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