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New Orleans cemetery monopolization case should be revived, lawyer for tour guides tells US appeals court

By Michael Acton ( December 6, 2022, 19:33 GMT | Insight) -- The Archdiocese of New Orleans should face an antitrust lawsuit accusing it of monopolizing the city’s most popular historic cemetery, the lawyer for the association of tour guides who brought the case told a federal appeals court. But US Circuit Judge Carl E. Stewart started today’s hearing by pointing to the complicated question of market definition in the case, which alleges that New Orleans Archdiocesan Cemeteries is monopolizing access to Cemetery No. 1 by giving exclusive touring rights to one company — Cemetery Tours NOLA.The Archdiocese of New Orleans should face an antitrust lawsuit accusing it of monopolizing the city’s most popular historic cemetery, the lawyer for the association of tour guides who brought the case told a federal appeals court....

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