Live Nation Asks Judge to Overturn Monopoly Verdict for Lack of Evidence: ‘Legally Indefensible’
Live Nation is seeking to overturn a recent jury verdict that deemed it an illegal monopoly. The company argues that the evidence presented during the trial was insufficient to support the jury's decision. If the judge denies their request, Live Nation plans to appeal the case to higher courts.
- ▪Live Nation filed motions in federal court to reverse a verdict labeling it a monopolistic bully.
- ▪The company claims the states lacked sufficient evidence and relied on misleading data during the trial.
- ▪If the judge denies their request, Live Nation intends to take the case to a federal appeals court.
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