King and Spalding partner Veronica Moye was mentioned in The Texas Lawbook – Litigation Roundup after a federal judge denied class certification in an antitrust suit against the firm’s client Tenet Healthcare and other providers, ruling that 6,000 plaintiffs alleging unlawful “no-poach” agreements did not demonstrate that common questions predominate over individualized issues regarding damages and wage impact.  

The court found too much variation in the plaintiffs’ operational roles to allow the $2.3 billion lawsuit to proceed as a class action. You can read the full analysis on legal news websites covering the Northern District of Illinois. 

The story mentions, “Tenet and its affiliates are represented by Veronica Moyé, Lazar P. Raynal, Emily Shoemaker Newton, Matthew H. Dawson, Julianne Lee Duran, Diana Liu, Lauren Smith, Connor Brewer and Jay Paolillo of King & Spalding.”