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MARCHESE v. CABLEVISION SYSTEMS CORPORATION et al

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2:10-cv-02190

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Madeline Cox Arleo

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December 11, 2015
Cablevision Settles Long-Running Suit Over Box-Tying

A putative class of Cablevision subscribers alleging the company used its market muscle to force them into renting its cable boxes asked a federal judge Friday to certify a settlement class and approve a months-long negotiated settlement obligating Cablevision to activate and support third-party boxes, among other requirements.
July 01, 2015
Cablevision Customers Push For Cert. In Cable Box-Tying Row

A putative class of Cablevision cable subscribers pushed a New Jersey federal judge Tuesday to certify their class, saying the company's tying of set-top box rentals to cable subscriptions should sufficiently bind them as a group.
January 11, 2012
Judge Trims Monopoly Claim From Cablevision Tying Suit

A New Jersey federal judge on Monday pared down a putative antitrust class action that accuses Cablevision Systems Corp. of illegally tying cable box rentals to other services, nixing a monopolization count but letting tying and unjust enrichment claims move forward.
July 25, 2011
Cablevision Gets Cable Box Tying Action Tossed

A New Jersey federal judge on Thursday dismissed for the third time a putative class action accusing Cablevision Systems Corp. of illegally tying cable box rentals to other services, but gave the plaintiffs one more chance to amend their claims.