US FTC, states shouldn't be allowed to conduct trial 'by surprise,' Amazon says
( March 11, 2026, 00:07 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Amazon told a Washington federal judge that the US Federal Trade Commission and a group of states that sued the company for alleged antitrust violations should not be "permitted to conduct trial by surprise." In the company's reply in support of its second motion to compel further responses to its first set of interrogatories, Amazon said it is seeking "factual information going to the core of Plaintiffs’ claims so that Amazon can adequately prepare its defense." See reply. ...
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