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US DOJ, states look to bifurcate US antitrust case against Live Nation, Ticketmaster

( April 28, 2025, 19:16 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: The US Department of Justice and state plaintiffs asked a federal judge to split their antitrust case against Live Nation and Ticketmaster into a jury trial on liability for all claims and a bench trial on equitable remedies and damages, after limited additional discovery on remedies tailored to the jury’s findings. “The factual issues presented by state plaintiffs’ jury-triable claims overlap substantially with the equitable claims asserted by all plaintiffs, and thus all plaintiffs are entitled to have a jury decide those common issues. As the Supreme Court, the Second Circuit, and federal courts across the country have repeatedly held, the right to a jury trial as to all common issues is inviolable,” they said.See attached file. ...

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