An appellate court ruled that Atlantic City hotel operators must face an antitrust lawsuit regarding alleged price-fixing practices. The legal decision revives claims that hoteliers coordinated room rates in violation of federal competition laws.
Key Takeaways
1Appeals court revives antitrust lawsuit against Atlantic City hotel operators.
2Case centers on allegations of illegal price coordination and algorithmic pricing practices.
3Litigation poses legal and financial risks for regional hospitality operators.
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