Consumer Perception Reigns Supreme in the Supreme Court's Booking.com Decision

Two bills currently making their way through the California Legislature could, if passed, have far-reaching implications for how companies doing business in
California price their goods and services. California Assembly Bill 325 (Aguiar-Curry) and Senate Bill 384 (Wahab), as drafted, seek broad prohibitions against
the use, distribution of, and inputs into algorithmic pricing and supply software, even where there is no coordination among competitors on the use of such
software or the setting of prices. Their enactment would reach every business that uses software applications to develop pricing, supply levels and other
commercial terms in California. Crowell & Moring represents the California Chamber of Commerce (“CalChamber”) in monitoring, analyzing and responding......