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Oct 2, 2023 · Henry Hauser, a 56-year-old repeat sex offender, could face life in prison without parole for his crimes, and he is scheduled to be sentenced on Friday, according to FOX 13 Seattle. The victim,...
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Henry Hauser is a counsel at Perkins Coie, where he focuses on antitrust litigation, investigations, and advocacy. He has experience with e-commerce, health insurance, and other industries, and has published articles and been quoted in media outlets.
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Jul 6, 2022 · FOX 13 Seattle. TACOMA, Wash. - Sept. 28, 2023 - A jury found Henry Hauser guilty today of Kidnapping 1, Indecent Liberties and Identity Theft 2. Because Kidnapping 1 and Indecent Liberties are both Third Strike convictions, he could be sentenced to life in prison without parole.
Oct 7, 2023 · TACOMA, Wash. - The Tacoma man accused of chaining up a woman inside his garage and raping her learned his fate Friday. A Pierce County Judge sentenced Henry Hauser to life in prison without the possibility of parole. Court documents detail 18 horrific days a woman spent inside a hilltop neighborhood garage as Hauser’s captive.
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- No-Poach, No-Hire, and Wage-Fixing Agreements
- Criminalization of Monopolization
- More Aggressive Merger Enforcement Strategy
- Increased Interest in Vertical Deals
- Concern Over Industry Rollups
- Systematic Enforcement of Interlocking Directorates
- Price Discrimination Is Being Heavily Scrutinized
- Information Sharing Safeguards No Longer Apply
- Unfair Competition Cases Are Coming
- Whole Government Approach
The Department of Justice’s Antitrust Division has been busy investigating and litigating cases that affect workers. Deputy Assistant Attorney General Manish Kumar stated that these cases “are about protecting the economic freedom of individuals to sell their labor into a competitive market and therefore earn a livelihood.” Given the DOJ’s appetite...
Enforcers sent a clear signal that they will bring more criminal cases alleging monopolization under Section 2 of the Sherman Act. Last year, the DOJ brought its first such case in decades when it charged a defendant with attempted monopolization of the market for highway crack-sealing projects that prevent water, sand, and dirt from damaging road ...
Leadership at both the DOJ and Federal Trade Commission expressed concern that fear of overenforcement has led to underenforcement of antitrust laws, especially regarding mergers and acquisitions. They contend that too often divestiture and other remedies have proven insufficient to preserve competition.
Both agencies are increasingly focused on mergers that involve vertical relationships and adjacent markets, particularly in technology and digital industries. While the agencies have not had much success blocking vertical deals, we expect them to challenge more acquisitions.
The agencies are paying close attention to roll-up strategies where private equity firms or strategic buyers engage in a series of acquisitions. The DOJ and FTC are exploring ways to better monitor and enforce potentially anticompetitive rollups, such as requiring prior notice and approval requirements of future transactions in consent orders.
Assistant Attorney General Jonathan Kanter emphasized the DOJ’s efforts to identify and prevent interlocking directorates under Section 8 of the Clayton Act. More than 15 directors have already stepped down from boards of competing companies as a result of DOJ inquiries, and around 20 more investigations are underway. Notably, several of these inte...
The FTC is keen to pursue price discrimination cases under the Robinson-Patman Act, which has seldom been used since the 1980s. RPA prohibits charging different prices or offering different promotional allowances to competing retailers of commodities. Antitrust concerns arise when some resellers are given an edge in the market that has nothing to d...
The DOJ indicated that prior guidance on information sharing no longer “makes sense” in a world where it is easy to leverage big data and machine learning. Because aggregated data can be disaggregated, aggregation isn’t necessarily a safeguard against anticompetitive conduct. The same is true of sharing information through third parties. Companies ...
The FTC is poised to bring cases under Section 5 of the FTC Act. It has taken the position that Section 5 could reach conduct that falls short of a Sherman Act violation where it is coercive, exploitative, collusive, abusive, deceptive, predatory, or involves the use of economic power of a similar nature. Whether these efforts will be successful re...
Channeling President Joe Biden’s call for a whole-of-government approach in his executive order Promoting Competition in the American Economy, enforcers from the DOJ and FTC touted increased coordination on competition issues with other agencies, including the Federal Communications Commission, Department of Defense, and Federal Aviation Administra...
Apr 3, 2024 · General News. Law360. Henry Hauser was quoted in “FTC, DOJ End 2023 With New Guidance, Lingering Challenges,” an article in Law360, regarding the U.S. Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission 's mixed enforcement track record this year, including wins, loses, and releasing new merger guidelines. MORE.
