Live Nation has asked the court to overturn the antitrust verdict against it, filing post-trial motions that seek judgment as a matter of law and, in the alternative, a new trial.

The company's primary request targets the verdict itself, arguing the evidence presented at trial does not support the jury's findings. Should the court decline to disturb the verdict, Live Nation asks it to order a fresh trial as a backup remedy.

The motions now sit with the trial court, which will decide whether the jury's holding stands, faces reversal, or returns to a courtroom for retrial. A ruling on the motions will determine the next procedural step in the high-profile antitrust dispute.

For practitioners, the filing signals Live Nation's intent to exhaust all post-trial avenues before any judgment becomes final. Parties monitoring the case should track the trial court's disposition of both the judgment-as-a-matter-of-law motion and the new-trial request, together with any subsequent appellate posture the company may pursue.