Commercial – State-sanctioned anticompetitive conduct not actionable

Because the Virginia legislature has conferred broad authority on local governing bodies to engage in anticompetitive conduct in the EMS vehicle services market, antitrust claims against the City of Richmond, stemming from its denial of an ambulance company’s permit to operate EMS vehicles, were dismissed. Background For almost 30 years, the Richmond Ambulance Authority, or RAA, has ...

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Commercial – State-sanctioned anticompetitive conduct not actionable

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