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Amazon asks judge to reset trial date in private US antitrust litigation

( September 24, 2025, 17:00 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Amazon asked a Washington federal judge to reset the trial date in private US antitrust litigation challenging the company's pricing policies. The trial in the De Coster v. Amazon case is scheduled to begin on Oct. 5, 2026. If the trial were to commence on that date, "it would substantially overlap with the previously scheduled trial in the coordinated action filed by the California Attorney General pending before Judge Ethan B. Schulman in California Superior Court (“CA AG Action”), which is set to begin October 19, 2026," Amazon said in a motion. Amazon asked the judge to reset the trial date to a date that "does not conflict with previously scheduled trials in the coordinated actions, and that would, for the benefit of the parties and the Court, allow for more manageable and realistic pretrial deadlines."See attached document....

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