States Are Stepping Up as the New Antitrust Enforcers

What happened: State attorneys general are taking a larger role in antitrust enforcement as the federal administration pulls back, according to New York attorney general Letitia James. Why it matters: James said states have stepped up when federal enforcement of antitrust laws has receded, pointing to states as the new enforcers. Key numbers: Omit (no figures in content).

State attorneys general are taking a larger role in antitrust enforcement as the federal administration pulls back, according to New York attorney general Letitia James.

James said states have stepped up when federal enforcement of antitrust laws has receded, pointing to states as the new enforcers. Key numbers: Omit (no figures in content).