Referred to the House Committee on the Judiciary.
Summary
The Competitive Prices Act defines "parallel conduct" and a list of "plus factors" that together can support an antitrust claim. It allows a plaintiff to survive a motion to dismiss by plausibly alleging parallel conduct plus at least two of those factors, without needing direct evidence of a conspiracy. The change affects anyone filing or defending a civil antitrust case under the Sherman, Clayton, or FTC Acts.
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