Apple’s Motion to Dismiss DOJ Suit Puts Refusal-to-Deal Law in Spotlight; Potential Trump Antitrust Appointee, Republican Lawyers Have Backed Case

Published on Nov 26, 2024

The outcome of Apple’s (AAPL) effort to dismiss a Department of Justice lawsuit might shape the development of a contentious area of law—the antitrust “duty to deal”—that tech giants are increasingly using as a shield against legal liability, experts said.

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