On Oct. 6, 2025, California amended its antitrust law, the Cartwright Act, to explicitly address the use of algorithms. While other states and cities have focused on the use of algorithmic pricing recommendations in residential real estate (e.g., New York's AB A1417B), California's amendments--AB 325 and SB 793--address the use of algorithms more generally.
AB 325: same prohibited conduct, new lower pleading standard
AB 325 amends the Cartwright Act in three ways....
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