DOJ Abandons Last Remaining No|Poach Prosecution

DOJ Jettisons Its Last Criminal No-Poach Prosecution, but Antitrust ...

The Department of Justice Antitrust Division (DOJ or Division) voluntarily dismissed its last remaining criminal prosecution for alleged “no-poach” agreements.

DOJ Gives Up on Its Sole Remaining Criminal No-Poach Prosecution

The DOJ Antitrust Division moved this week to dismiss its last indicted criminal no-poach case, which had been pending against Surgical Care Affiliates, LLC, ...

DOJ Abandons Last Remaining No-Poach Prosecution - Law360

The U.S. Department of Justice has moved to drop its last no-poach criminal case, abandoning a Texas federal court prosecution against ...

DOJ Gives Up on Its Sole Remaining Criminal No-Poach Prosecution

Following a string of unsuccessful prosecutions in the labor space, the DOJ Antitrust Division moved this week to dismiss its last indicted ...

Employer Update: DOJ Drops Final No-Poach Prosecution Case

On November 13, 2023, the US Department of Justice (DOJ) moved to drop its last remaining no-poach criminal prosecution case, US v. Surgical Care Affiliates ...

As U.S. Department of Justice Suffers Setbacks, New York ...

In November 2023, the DOJ voluntarily dropped its last remaining criminal no-poach case. As the DOJ reviews its position in light of its ...

Skadden Discusses DOJ Loss in Fourth Criminal No-Poach Case

... leaves many of those legal issues open for future prosecutions. ... , a recent no poach prosecution in Colorado. The court pointed to.

Lessons from DOJ's Wave Of Labor Market Prosecutions | Antitrust ...

The sixth motion to dismiss remained pending when the DOJ voluntarily dismissed its last no-poach case in November. In denying these various ...

DOJ's Original No-Poach Prosecution Dismissed - Duane Morris

... Department of Justice (DOJ) to dismiss indictments in its last remaining criminal no-poach antitrust case, United States of America v.

Are DOJ's No-Poach Prosecutions Getting Poached? - Forbes

DOJ's track record indicates that jurors remain unconvinced that no poach agreements amount to criminal harm.

Feds abandon first-ever criminal no-poach indictment - HR Dive

Last week's dismissal “could signify the end of DOJ's quest to enforce no-poach agreements as per se violations of the Sherman Act ...

Skadden Discusses DOJ Loss in Fourth Criminal No-Poach Case

... leaves many of those legal issues open for future prosecutions. As a ... DaVita, a recent no poach prosecution in Colorado. The court ...

DOJ Drops Last 'No-Poaching' Case After String of Losses - SHRM

The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) requested its sole remaining criminal no-poach antitrust case be dismissed, signifying that the ...

No-Poach, No-Hire and Wage-Fixing Agency Enforcement Actions

... DOJ moved to abandon its only remaining no-poach case. One indictment related to alleged wage-fixing currently remains pending in a case in ...

Why Does the Antitrust Division Keep Losing Criminal Trials?

... recent dismissal of its last remaining no-poach case. 30. 30Bryan Koenig, DOJ Abandons Last Remaining No-Poach Prosecution, Law360, Nov. 14 ...

DOJ moving to wind down Trump criminal cases before he takes office

Now that Trump will become president again, DOJ officials see no ... Could the prosecutions resume after Trump leaves office or would they be time ...

Trump's Latest DOJ Appointments Don't 'Bode Well,' Legal Analyst ...

... prosecution of Trump over his handling of classified ... Justice Department "against his enemies" in light of his recent DOJ appointments.

Biden's Number 3 At DOJ Left To Prosecute Trump In NY. A Lawsuit ...

“No one leaves being the #3 at the Department of Justice to go work ... A Freedom of Information Act request filed last year requested ...

DOJ Continues to Prioritize No-Poach Cases | Jenner & Block LLP

The DOJ's crackdown on no-poach agreements continues, despite recent trial acquittals. Companies should assess risks and consider self-reporting violations.

DOJ Continues To Prioritize No-Poach Cases - Crime - Criminal Law

DOJ's only successful prosecution for a criminal no-poach agreement ... Third, even acquittals on antitrust charges leaves open the ...