What You Need to Know About the 1963 Consent Decree
You’ve probably heard that the Department of Justice is considering terminating the 1963 Consent Decree – which means you’ve probably asked yourself, is it even worth all the hullabaloo?
House Passes Bill Removing Antitrust Exemption for Health Insurers
The bill would repeal the antitrust exemption featured in the McCarran-Ferguson Act of 1945 for the health insurance sector, but preserves the antitrust exemption for auto and property insurance.
Property/Casualty Insurers Nervous About Potential Antitrust Exemption Removal
Republicans interested in repealing the provision for health insurance cite alleged collusion in the industry and persistently high health care costs.
Auto Insurers Score Another Victory in Auto Body Shop Antitrust Litigation
Judge in auto body antitrust case dismisses body shops’ antitrust claims, but provides them with leave to amend their antitrust claims and refile them when they again amend their complaint.
Automotive Body Parts Association Files Brief in Support of Antitrust Case
Association believes the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals was mistaken in upholding the dismissal of Felder’s Auto Parts of Louisiana’s antitrust case against General Motors’ “Bump the Competition” pricing program.