Lisa Phelan spoke to Bloomberg Law about the
U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) weighing in on how federal courts
should evaluate private labor-market cases.
“Historically, the DOJ has stayed out of private cases,
but I think they feel so strongly about this new space where
they're building a narrative about why this is bad conduct
and where the line is,” Lisa said.
She added: “The goal is to help the case law develop in
the way the DOJ thinks it should in terms of helping judges see the
market and potential harm in the way the DOJ sees it.”
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