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Pecover et al v. Electronic Arts Inc.
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4:08-cv-02820
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Firms
- ArentFox Schiff
- Covington & Burling
- Hagens Berman
- Hamilton Lincoln Law Institute
- Latham & Watkins
- Paynter Law Firm
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- Electronic Arts Inc.
- National Collegiate Athletic Association
- National Football League Players Association
- NFL Enterprises LLC
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May 31, 2013
EA Gets Nod For $27M Deal In Football Game Antitrust Row
A California federal judge on Thursday granted final approval to a $27 million Electronic Arts Inc. settlement, officially ending an antitrust class action accusing the company of using exclusive licensing pacts to block competitors from a lucrative football video game market and keep prices high.
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July 23, 2012
$27M Deal Struck In EA Football Game Antitrust Suit
Electronic Arts Inc. agreed to pay $27 million to end an antitrust class action accusing the company of using exclusive licensing pacts to block competitors from the lucrative football video game market and keep game prices high, the plaintiffs told a California federal court Friday.
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December 02, 2011
Judge Won't Make EA Produce NFL Memo In Antitrust Suit
A California federal judge refused Thursday to force Electronic Arts Inc. to produce a key document in a suit brought by a class of video game purchasers claiming EA stifles competition by maintaining exclusive licensing deals with the National Football League and other football organizations.
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October 27, 2011
Gamers Want Protected EA-NFL Memo In Antitrust Action
A class of video game purchasers asked a California federal court Wednesday to force Electronic Arts Inc. to produce a key document in their suit claiming EA stifles competition in the industry by maintaining exclusive licensing deals with the National Football League and other football organizations.