Live Nation Antitrust Lawsuit Proceeds to Trial
A judge has allowed the Department of Justice's monopoly lawsuit against Live Nation to proceed to trial, stating that a jury could find artists were coerced into working with the company.
18 Feb, 22:56 — 19 Feb, 00:51
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Live Nation Can’t Escape DOJ Monopoly Lawsuit as Judge Sends Antitrust Case to Trial
Live Nation Bid to Dismiss DOJ Antitrust Suit Turned Down by Court
Judge Pares Down DOJ’s Antitrust Claims Against Live Nation, But Lawsuit Can Proceed To Trial
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Judge Pares Down DOJ’s Antitrust Claims Against Live Nation, But Lawsuit Can Proceed To Trial
A federal judge on Wednesday dismissed portions of the Justice Department’s antitrust lawsuit against Live Nation, but will allow other claims to proceed to trial next month. The Justice Department and 39 states sued Live Nation in 2024, with claims that company had a monopoly across six markets and engaged in anticompetitive behavior across the […]
By Ted Johnson
Read full article →Live Nation Bid to Dismiss DOJ Antitrust Suit Turned Down by Court
The Ticketmaster parent is scheduled to face off against the Justice Department in March trial barring a last-minute settlement.
By Winston Cho
Read full article →Live Nation Can’t Escape DOJ Monopoly Lawsuit as Judge Sends Antitrust Case to Trial
While the judge dismissed parts of the case, he said a jury might find that "artists were coerced into going with Live Nation."
By Rachel Scharf
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