A Seattle federal choose has granted CoStar Group Inc.’s movement to dismiss a long-running swimsuit that accused the actual property analysis agency of conspiring to repair lodge room costs by information-sharing, clinching the newest win for defendants in a wave of “algorithmic pricing” litigation.
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Seattle Federal Judge Grants CoStar’s Motion to Dismiss in Algorithmic Pricing Case
