In their latest condemnation of labor market restrictions, state and federal enforcers, in two recent friend-of-the-court filings, urged the 2nd Circuit to reverse the dismissal of a.
A Manhattan federal jury found Thursday that corporate seat booking giant Sabre Holdings Corp. purposefully squeezed out competition in the business travel industry, but awarded US Airways only a nominal $1 in damages after an earlier $15 million verdict in the airline's favor was overturned.
US Airways and corporate seat booking giant Sabre Holdings Corp. made final pitches Thursday to the second Manhattan federal jury to hear their 11-year-old antitrust dispute, dueling over whether Sabre used restrictive contracts to squash competition in the business travel industry.
An 11-year-old antitrust dispute between the former US Airways and corporate seat booking giant Sabre Holdings Corp. went before a second Manhattan jury Friday, after a 2016 trial in which benumbed jurors' $15 million verdict for the airline was scratched on technical legal grounds.
Before being acquired by American Airlines, US Airways sued Sabre for anticompetitive conduct under the Sherman Act. The case begins trial later this spring, and the district court’s.