Amore et al. v. American Association of Veterinary Clinicians, et al.

Berger Montague has been named interim lead class counsel alongside MoloLamken LLP in a federal antitrust lawsuit on behalf of a proposed class of veterinary interns and residents across the United States. Plaintiffs allege that a group of universities, for-profit veterinary practices, and trade associations conspires to suppress compensation and limit employment mobility for veterinary interns and residents. As a result of the conspiracy, veterinary interns and residents endure poor working conditions, long hours, and compensation that often falls below a living wage

 Plaintiffs allege that defendants implement their conspiracy through a “match” program that links applicants to veterinary intern and residency positions. Defendants’ “match” program violates federal antitrust laws by prohibiting salary negotiations, limiting employment mobility, and placing other restrictions on veterinary interns and residents seeking work.

Additional Information

• Read more in our press release here
• Read the Leadership Appointment Order and the Class Action Complaint
• Read more about our co-counsel www.mololamken.com

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