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In April 2010, the Connecticut Attorney General entered into a settlement with La Quinta whereby the hotel chain agreed to stop participating in call-arounds, which the Attorney General has described as a “wide spread and long-standing” practice in the hotel and hospitality industry which facilitates illegal price fixing among hotels
Recently LQ Management, LLC and La Quinta Franchising LLC (collectively, La Quinta) entered into an agreement with the Connecticut Attorney General to stop engaging in "call-around" practices, pursuant to which La Quinta properties would participate in frequent information exchanges with locally competing hotels
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Jurisdiction - USA
Workarea - Leisure & Tourism
Workarea - Competition
Firm Name - Baker Donelson Bearman Caldwell & Berkowitz PC
