Casino Ruling Puts New Algorithmic Spin on Old Antitrust Law, Bloomberg Law

Bloomberg Law quoted partner Josh Goodman in an article examining a decision from the US Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit allowing antitrust claims involving alleged algorithmic price-fixing by Atlantic City casino-hotels to proceed.

The article explores how the ruling may shape future antitrust litigation involving algorithmic pricing software and artificial intelligence. Josh explained that the decision does not establish liability but instead allows the case to move forward, emphasizing that plaintiffs must still prove their allegations through evidence developed during the litigation.

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