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United States v. Visa (debit) antitrust case

US District Court, Southern District of New York · 1:24-cv-07214 · filed Sep 24, 2024 · Active

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The Justice Department alleges Visa monopolized US debit network markets through exclusionary volume agreements and payments to would-be rivals.

The case

Plaintiffs
United States
Defendants
Visa
Court
US District Court, Southern District of New York
Docket
1:24-cv-07214
Filed
Sep 24, 2024
Status
ActiveVisa's motion to dismiss was denied in 2025.
Next
Telephone Conference, Sep 25, 2026 (today, as last scheduled) Entry

History

4 dated entries
DateEntry
Sep 3Order: ORDER: The Court will refer deposition scheduling disputes to Magistrate Judge Cave
Sep 3Order: ORDER AMENDING SCHEDULING AND CASE MANAGEMENT ORDER: Parties have come to agreement on amending the case schedule as follows: Motions due by 8/20/2027
Aug 28Hearing: Minute Entry for proceedings held before Magistrate Judge Sarah L. Cave: Telephone Conference held on 8/28/2026
Sep 24, 2024Filing: Complaint filed: United States v. Visa Inc.

Changes to this case

DateWhat changed
Sep 25, 2026Next date: none to Sep 25, 2026
Sep 25, 2026Added
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United States v. Visa Inc.

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