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Attorneys from Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath argued that majority bondholders in Selecta Group used an otherwise common arrangement in corporate restructuring in an anticompetitive way. One law professor expressed skepticism.

The DOJ’s new “Comply with Care” taskforce, led by Gail Slater, aims to crack down on obstruction and noncompliance in antitrust investigations, especially related to merger reviews and document handling. It will focus on...

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