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C-E Minerals, Inc. v. CARBO Ceramics, Inc.
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March 16, 2012
Carbo Can't Use Noncompete Against Fracking Equipment Rival
A Georgia federal judge on Wednesday temporarily blocked Carbo Ceramics Inc. from using a noncompete provision in a supply contract to restrict C-E Minerals Inc.'s sales of rival fracking equipment, finding strong evidence that the agreement violated antitrust laws.
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August 05, 2011
Mine Co. Hits Carbo With Fracking Antitrust Suit
C-E Minerals Inc., a supplier of a key mineral used in chemicals for oil and natural gas extraction, filed an antitrust suit in Georgia federal court Thursday accusing customer Carbo Ceramics Inc. of using a noncompete provision in a supply contract to illegally restrict competition.