Top Antitrust Deals Of '09 Have Enforcement Tie

By Jacqueline Bell

Law360, New York (January 19, 2010, 8:03 PM ET) -- Last year saw some blockbuster settlements in antitrust litigation, with many of the biggest deals coming on the back of government investigations or enforcement actions.

From Intel Corp.'s blockbuster $1.25 billion settlement with rival Advanced Micro Devices Inc., to Lufthansa AG's $85 million settlement in multidistrict litigation that accused a host of air cargo shipping service companies of a worldwide price-fixing scheme, to settlements related to insurance broker contingency commissions, the common thread woven through many of the top antitrust settlements of the past year identified...
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