Law360, New York (May 03, 2012, 1:09 PM ET) -- Computer memory company SanDisk Corp. on Wednesday settled an antitrust action brought in California federal court by a putative class of consumers who accused the company of fixing prices on flash memory through illicit patent-licensing and other agreements with several technology giants.
The deal nixes the claims of a group of indirect purchasers who lodged a consolidated complaint in May 2009, alleging that SanDisk conspired to raise and fix prices on NAND flash memory, storage technology used in memory cards for digital cameras, USB flash drives,...
SanDisk Cuts A Deal In Price-Fixing Suit Over IP Licenses
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