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White House And DOJ Gain Early Traction In Campaign Against Restrictive Hospital-Payor Contract Terms With OhioHealth Settlement
The Trump administration has intensified scrutiny of hospital-payor contracts through coordinated policy and enforcement actions, targeting provisions that allegedly limit patient choice and inflate healthcare costs. A White House economic analysis estimates that banning anti-steering, anti-tiering, and all-or-nothing contracting provisions could reduce hospital prices by up to 18% in certain markets, while the Department of Justice has secured its first settlement with OhioHealth and pursues similar litiga
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Goodwin Procter LLP
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What's Happening In Dawn Raids Across Europe? Edition 3
Competition authorities across Europe are expanding their digital evidence-gathering capabilities, including access to remotely stored data, raising critical questions about the balance between investigative powers and fundamental rights protections. Recent decisions demonstrate both the broad scope of these authorities' powers and the potential for significant interference with privacy rights when accessing personal and professional devices.
United States Anti-trust
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Mayer Brown
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Congress Examines Pro Sports On Streaming Platforms, Questions Need For Antitrust Exemptions
The U.S. House Judiciary Committee recently examined how professional sports' migration from broadcast TV to streaming platforms affects consumers, questioning whether the 1961 Sports Broadcasting Act still serves its original purpose. The committee explored concerns about rising costs, exclusive streaming deals, and whether professional sports leagues still need their antitrust exemption in today's digital media landscape.
United States Anti-trust
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Holland & Knight
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White House And DOJ Gain Early Traction In Campaign Against Restrictive Hospital-Payor Contract Terms With OhioHealth Settlement
The Trump administration has intensified scrutiny of hospital-payor contracts through coordinated policy and enforcement actions, targeting provisions that allegedly limit patient choice and inflate healthcare costs. A White House economic analysis estimates that banning anti-steering, anti-tiering, and all-or-nothing contracting provisions could reduce hospital prices by up to 18% in certain markets, while the Department of Justice has secured its first settlement with OhioHealth and pursues similar litiga
United States Anti-trust
GP
Goodwin Procter LLP
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State AG News: Antitrust, Voting, Affordable Housing (June 25-July 1, 2026)
State attorneys general across the nation are taking decisive action on multiple fronts, from challenging federal policies on Medicaid work requirements and voting access to securing major settlements with corporations over antitrust violations, healthcare fraud, and data privacy concerns. These coordinated multistate efforts and individual state actions demonstrate the expanding role of AGs in protecting consumer rights, defending environmental standards, and ensuring compliance with state and federal law.
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Crowell & Moring LLP
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Florida Attorney General Investigates Credit Score Company For Antitrust Violations
Florida's Attorney General has issued a Civil Investigative Demand to a major credit score issuer, investigating potential violations of the Florida Antitrust Act. The probe examines allegations of monopolistic practices including predatory pricing, illegal product bundling, and exclusionary contracts with credit bureaus that may have driven score prices from under $1 to as high as $10.
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Goodwin Procter LLP
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The Strait Reopened. Then It Didn't. Here's Where Things Actually Stand.
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has issued six show cause orders targeting Regional Transmission Organizations and Independent System Operators, demanding they justify or reform their interconnection rules for large energy users. As electricity demand surges from data centers and manufacturing facilities, FERC is taking unprecedented action to accelerate how these major consumers connect to the electric grid.
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Foley & Lardner
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