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Engage Marine's TasPorts antitrust lawsuit could still be avoided, Australian judge says

By James Panichi ( October 11, 2024, 03:28 GMT | Insight) -- Engage Marine Tasmania’s landmark misuse-of-market-power lawsuit targeting Tasmania Ports is struggling to get off the ground, with lawyers disagreeing on document access and the judge urging the two companies involved to consider a last-ditch effort at conciliation to avoid going to trial. In a Federal Court of Australia hearing today, Judge Michael O’Bryan said that he was reluctant to fix a date for a trial and asked lawyers for both TasPorts and Engage Marine to consider bringing in a “referee” to help solve the matter.A landmark misuse-of-market-power lawsuit targeting Tasmania Ports is struggling to get off the ground, with lawyers disagreeing on document access and the judge urging the two companies involved to consider a last-ditch effort at conciliation to avoid going to trial....

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