The U.S. government has reached a settlement in its antitrust lawsuit against Live Nation, but Virginia is one of the states still pushing forward with the legal fight. The settlement, which still requires a judge's approval, means Live Nation will not need to divest any assets from Ticketmaster or any other company. This follows the Department of Justice's previous claim that Live Nation's corporate tie-up created an illegal monopoly that harmed consumers and performers. As part of the settlement, Live Nation would allow its concert venues to be available for other promoters to book and service fees would be capped at 15% of face value. The company also plans to divest 13 exclusive booking agreements with amphitheaters nationwide.