CHICAGO, April 15, 2025—Duane Morris LLP has released the Antitrust Class Action Review – 2025, the second edition of this publication. It analyzes the key rulings, settlements and litigation developments in 2024 in the antitrust class action space and the significant trends that are apt to impact these types of lawsuits in 2025. Written by Duane Morris partners Gerald L. Maatman, Jr., Jennifer A. Riley and Sean P. McConnell, with contributions from members of the Class Action Defense Group, the Antitrust Class Action Review – 2025 reflects a broad array of analysis and information from their extensive experience in defending class action litigation throughout the United States.
“There were significant developments in antitrust class action law in 2024,” says Maatman. “We aim to provide guidance in an area of law where compliance is becoming increasingly complex.”
“Based on the developments of 2024, we are likely to see continued battles over per se, quick-look and rule of reason treatment in labor market antitrust class actions in the future,” states Riley.
“In 2024, there was an increase in cases that focused on the use of pricing algorithms and information sharing. This reflects the evolving technology landscape in which organizations operate, and we hope this book will help organizations navigate that changing landscape,” added McConnell.
Manifesting the collective knowledge of the Duane Morris Class Action Defense Group and the combined class action experience of our editors, the Antitrust Class Action Review – 2025 is designed to serve as an essential desktop reference for corporate counsel and business decision-makers to identify risks, implement strategies to mitigate those risks and best understand the significant monetary exposure for organizations that face a legal challenge regarding these risks.
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