Hardly. Discovery is an amazingly powerful tool. The problem seems to be most of these cases are argued in front of bench trials and not jury trials. Judges are often swayed by technocratic arguments and can be easily convinced to ignore the impact of monopolies on labor markets in favor of the simple consumer pricing argument.

> and allow a lot more power to split up and fine large companies

We already have that power. You might ask why the DOJ has refused to use it in the past two decades.

That's a feature of all arbitration dictatorgreements I've seen.