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ELLIOTT et al v. TOYS "R" US, INC. et al
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January 22, 2015
Judge OKs Revised $35M Toys R Us Settlement
A Pennsylvania federal judge on Wednesday signed off on a revised $35.5 million class action settlement resolving long-running claims accusing Toys R Us of restraining prices on baby products, saying more than 1.1 million claims will now be paid to consumers as opposed to only tens of thousands.
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August 25, 2014
Attys Milking Fees From $35.5M Toys R Us Deal, Objectors Say
Three plaintiffs in a long-running antitrust class action in a Pennsylvania federal court accusing Toys R Us of restraining prices on baby products have filed objections to an amended $35.5 million settlement, saying that, despite improvements, the fourth round of changes still gives attorneys too much money.
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December 19, 2013
Toys R Us Revises Rejected $35M Antitrust Settlement
Toys R Us has reached an amended $35.5 million settlement of an antitrust class action alleging it restrain prices on baby products, after an earlier version of the accord was voided since consumers would've gotten a meager fraction of the money, according to a motion filed in Pennsylvania federal court Wednesday.
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June 13, 2011
Regal Lager Ordered To Chip In On $35M Antitrust Deal
A Pennsylvania federal judge on Monday ordered Regal Lager Inc. to pay its portion of a $35 million settlement that resolved antitrust class actions alleging it and other baby products distributors colluded with Toys R Us to set vertical price restraints.