Antitrust Accountability and Transparency Act
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Summary
This bill amends the Clayton Act to strengthen antitrust enforcement procedures and transparency. It reduces the public comment period for consent judgments from 60 to 45 days while requiring courts to publish more detailed information about settlement terms and remedies. The bill also establishes a new process allowing state attorneys general to substitute into federal antitrust cases if the federal government or FTC proposes to voluntarily dismiss them, and expands court authority to review whether consent judgments adequately remedy alleged antitrust violations.
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