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Amer Needle Inc v. New Orleans, et al
Case Number:
1:04-cv-07806
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Firms
Companies
- Buffalo Bills
- Houston Texans
- Jacksonville Jaguars LLC
- Kansas City Chiefs
- Miami Dolphins
- New England Patriots LP
- New Orleans Saints
- New York Jets LLC
- NFL Enterprises LLC
- Pittsburgh Steelers
- Reebok International Ltd.
- San Diego Chargers
- Seattle Seahawks
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February 17, 2015
NFL, American Needle To Settle Antitrust Suit
American Needle Inc. on Monday agreed to settle its claims in Illinois federal court that the National Football League created an illegal monopoly when it handed Reebok International Inc. an exclusive license to make team hats.
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August 27, 2013
NFL Urges Judge To Ditch Hatmaker's Antitrust Suit
The National Football League on Tuesday pressed an Illinois federal judge to put an end to a long-running antitrust suit accusing the league of creating a monopoly when it handed Reebok International Inc. an exclusive license to make team hats.
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April 02, 2013
NFL Seeks To Punt Hat Maker's Antitrust Suit
The National Football League on Monday urged an Illinois court to throw out American Needle Inc.'s long-running lawsuit alleging the league's use of exclusive licensing agreements for team apparel violates federal antitrust laws, saying the hat maker's license wasn't renewed because the company's sales were dwarfed by its competitors.