Merger Monthly: Tapestry/Capri Decision Encouraging for Enforcers Seeking to Build Cases With Documents

Published on Nov 12, 2024

U.S. District Judge Jennifer Rochon last month in her Tapestry/Capri decision ever so slightly nudged documents toward the top of the evidence pile. Her reliance on company slide deck presentations, strategy papers and executives’ emails not only resulted in a victory for the FTC but also boosted the Biden administration’s effort to demystify antitrust, make […]

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