Henry Hauser was quoted in "Golf’s Thorniest Grudge Match Threatens the Game’s Old Order," an article in Bloomberg,* regarding the possible shake-up from Saudi Arabia–backed LIV Golf’s antitrust suit against the PGA Tour.

That decision reflects an important hurdle for the antitrust case: LIV must prove that it was injured by the PGA Tour’s conduct, according to Henry Hauser, an attorney at Perkins Coie who focuses on antitrust investigations. The PGA Tour might bring in evidence to say, “LIV is doing just fine. They’re attracting plenty of golfers and generating interest,” Henry said.

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