Canadian Antitrust Ruling Could Shake Up Class Actions

By Melissa Lipman (October 30, 2013, 6:51 PM EDT) -- When the Canadian Supreme Court took on several price-fixing class actions in 2012, most expected the court to focus its ruling on whether consumers and other indirect purchasers could sue under the country's antitrust laws. But when the court's decision finally comes down Thursday, experts say it will likely have a much broader impact....

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