CALERA will strengthen antitrust enforcement and enhance the ability of consumers, small businesses, and families to challenge corporate monopolies and illegal collusion that raise prices.

COSAL’s AG Committee hosted the first in a series of COSAL Lunchtime Insights.

The Second Circuit panel reversed the district court’ dismissal of Phhhoto’s complaint against Meta.

COSAL looks back at our 38th year.

Angeion hosted COSAL members for a champagne toast at Proper 21 .

Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney General Doha Mekki delivered remarks at COSAL’s Annual Dinner in Washington, DC.

COSAL members gathered for cocktails, dinner, and celebratory speeches to honor COSAL’s 38th year.

The Young Lawyers Division gathered for a happy hour hosted by Lieff, Cabraser, Heimann, & Bernstein.

Bloomberg reporting on COSAL/AAI Poll that shows more than 65% of voters support the government suing to break up monopolies.

Voters across partisan lines overwhelmingly support strong antitrust enforcement and government supervision of powerful corporations.

COSAL filed a brief in the case challenging hotels’ agreement to use a third party’s pricing algorithm to set prices for hotel rooms in Las Vegas.

Nearly 60 COSAL members attended the Summit at the Vue on 50 in Philadelphia.

COSAL members gathered at El Techo in Philadelphia for a welcome dinner the evening before the Leadership & Diversity Summit.

COSAL and Kroll hosted an evening of cocktails, dinner, and discussion with the Bay Area antitrust community.

COSAL partnered with Fight Corporate Monopolies to sponsor an antitrust networking event during Democratic National Convention in Chicago.

A July 31 Law360 article was entirely dedicated to COSAL’s amicus brief in Scharf v. General Dynamics Corp.

Brief supports Petitioners-Appellants’ petition to reverse and remand the district court’s order granting motion to dismiss the complaint based on a statute of limitations defense.

COSAL is one of 38 groups that signed the attached letter to the House Appropriations Committee opposing funding cuts to the Antitrust Division.