Gibson v. Cendyn

Berger Montague is Appellate Counsel representing the American Antitrust Institute as amicus curiae in a briefing on the merits. Berger Montague filed an amicus brief in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, collaborating with the American Antitrust Institute to address the antitrust implications of algorithmic collusion in the hospitality industry.

The case is still ongoing.

“It is the finest piece of writing I’ve yet read on what artificial intelligence brings to the question of a meeting of the minds. Terrific and persuasive use of antitrust precedent. You really put plus factors in perspective. Plus, your ju-jitsu move on the attorney-client confidential information analogy was brilliant. Bravo!”

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The amicus brief can be found here.

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