DOJ, MLS seek quick judgment in antitrust suit 
Feds say rules block competition, MLS says charges don't apply
By Glenn Roberts Jr., Wednesday, February 18, 2009.
The federal government and a multiple listing service in Columbia, S.C., on Tuesday filed motions seeking a pre-trial judgment to resolve an antitrust lawsuit filed in May 2008.
The U.S. Justice Department claims, in its motion for summary judgment filed Tuesday, that CMLS has "employed a variety of methods ... to restrict entry by and competition from undesired innovative competitors."
The U.S. Justice Department claims, in its motion for summary judgment filed Tuesday, that CMLS has "employed a variety of methods ... to restrict entry by and competition from undesired innovative competitors."
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