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COMP BRASILEIRA CARB, et al v. APPLIED INDUS MATER, et al
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May 29, 2013
US Metal Cos. Win Access To Lost-Profit Data In Cartel Suit
A Washington federal judge on Wednesday ordered three Brazilian exporters to turn over evidence used to estimate their lost profits resulting from an alleged scheme among U.S. ferrosilicon producers to dupe trade regulators into imposing duties on the metal.
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August 20, 2012
US Steel Cos. Can't Skirt Import Tariff Conspiracy Claims
A trio of ferrosilicon producers on Monday failed to shake allegations that they conspired with other U.S. companies to wheedle trade regulators into imposing duties on Brazilian exporters of the material, after a Washington federal judge determined the exporters had properly pleaded their case.
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May 07, 2012
US Metal Cos. Can't Duck Brazil Ferrosilicon Cartel Suit
A Washington federal judge on Monday refused to dismiss two American ferrosilicon producers from a suit claiming they conspired with other domestic companies to dupe trade regulators into imposing duties on Brazilian exporters.