Antitrust Enforcement by State Attorneys General Leads to Policy Debate Over Proper Role of States in Matters with National Significance

State attorneys general are increasingly diverging from their federal counterparts when it comes to antitrust enforcement. In several recent cases, instead of joining federal enforcers’ settlement agreements, state attorneys general have pursued their own claims after the federal settlement was reached. Perhaps the most significant example of this trend is the Ticketmaster/Live Nation case, where … Continue reading “Antitrust Enforcement by State Attorneys General Leads to Policy Debate Over Proper Role of States in Matters with National Significance”