Indirect Purchaser Standing Upheld In Shipping Suit

By Allison Grande (September 14, 2010, 3:06 PM EDT) -- Three U.S. shipping companies accused in a Puerto Rico consumer class action of engaging in a price-fixing conspiracy have lost their bid to certify to the commonwealth's highest court the question of whether indirect purchasers have standing to bring suit under the Puerto Rico Antitrust Act....

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