The Rise Of Monopoly Maintenance Cases And What It Means Beyond Big Tech

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The government's recent wave of Section 2 monopoly maintenance cases signals a significant shift in antitrust enforcement that extends well beyond Big Tech. Ronald F. Wick examines how established market leaders across healthcare, media, and other industries now face heightened scrutiny for maintaining their dominant positions through vertical integration and market power. Understanding the warning signs and compliance considerations has become essential for general counsel navigating this evolving enforcem

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In the latest edition of C&G Insights, Ronald F. Wick explains why the government's recent wave of Section 2 monopoly maintenance cases has implications far beyond the technology industry.

The article explores:

Why monopoly maintenance—not monopoly creation—is driving current enforcement
How healthcare, media, and other industries may face similar scrutiny
The risks associated with vertical integration and market power
Practical warning signs and compliance considerations for general counsel

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