LCD Price-Fixing Judge Goes Easy On Indirect Class' Economists

By Melissa Lipman (March 5, 2012, 9:03 PM EST) -- A recent ruling allowing consumers in an antitrust case to use evidence from economists to support claims that they overpaid for flat-screen displays by at least $2 billion applied a more lenient standard than federal courts have lately used in indirect purchaser class actions, and did surprisingly little analysis of the merits of the testimony, attorneys say....

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