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Collision Chiropractors v. Arizona Board
2026–2026 · chiropractic services
The Arizona chiropractic board won dismissal on September 15, 2026.
The story
A chiropractic practice's suit against the Arizona licensing board was dismissed on September 15, 2026 for lack of a coherent market-wide harm.
Why it matters
Patients and chiropractors in Arizona are the people a licensing board can exclude. This complaint did not show harm across a market.
What was claimed
The practice said board rules restrained a new business model.
The other side
The board regulates licenses. The court dismissed the suit on September 15, 2026 because the pleading did not describe market-wide harm.
What it means for you
The dismissal ends this complaint. It does not decide the legality of every rule the board has written.
Bottom line
Collision Chiropractors v. Arizona is dismissed.
Timeline
2026
Record
A chiropractic practice's suit against the Arizona licensing board was dismissed on September 15, 2026 for lack of a coherent market-wide harm.
Key dates
- Dismissed
- 15 September 2026
Formal snapshot
Summary: A chiropractic practice's suit against the Arizona licensing board was dismissed on September 15, 2026 for lack of a coherent market-wide harm.
Regulator / plaintiff argument: The practice said board rules restrained a new business model.
Outcome: The Sherman Act claim is dismissed.
Conduct tags
Laws referenced
- Sherman Act §1 — 15 U.S.C. §1
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