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Sharp Electronics Corporation et al v. Hitachi, Ltd. et al
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3:13-cv-01173
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October 07, 2014
Cathode-Ray Buyers Seek Separate MDL Antitrust Trials
Direct and indirect purchasers of cathode-ray tubes have moved to set separate trials for their claims in sprawling multidistrict litigation accusing numerous manufacturers of price-fixing, arguing that the presence of both federal and state-law claims in a consolidated trial would be unnecessarily complicated and could confuse the jury.
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September 27, 2013
Technicolor Exits Sharp's Cathode Ray Tube Price-Fix Suit
A California federal judge on Thursday excused Technicolor USA Inc. from Sharp Electronics Corp.'s lawsuit alleging the electronics maker participated in a wide-ranging conspiracy to fix cathode-ray tube prices, ruling Sharp failed to adequately link Technicolor to the alleged antitrust scheme.
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August 08, 2013
Sharp Fights Technicolor's Bid To Dodge Cathode Ray Suit
Sharp Electronics Corp. slammed French electronics giant Technicolor SA's attempt to escape an antitrust suit in California federal court Wednesday, arguing that the company's substantial presence in the U.S. gave the court jurisdiction to examine its role in an alleged price-fixing scheme for cathode ray tubes.