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First Impressions Salon, Inc. v. National Milk Producers Federation et al
Case Number:
3:13-cv-00454
Court:
Nature of Suit:
Multi Party Litigation:
Class Action
Judge:
Firms
- Baker & Miller
- Barrett Law Group
- Bond Schoeneck
- Burr & Forman
- Byron Carlson
- Eimer Stahl
- Fox Smith
- Kenny Nachwalter
- Kohn Swift
- Levin Sedran
- Lewis Brisbois
- NastLaw
- Neal & Harwell
- Rice & Associates
- Shipman & Goodwin
- Sperling & Slater
- Thompson Coburn
- Williams & Connolly
Companies
- Agri-Mark Inc.
- Albertsons Cos. Inc.
- Belle Foods LLC
- Burris Logistics Inc.
- Dairy Farmers of America Inc.
- Hy-Vee
- Land O'Lakes Inc.
- National Milk Producers Federation
- Piggly Wiggly LLC
- Save Mart Supermarkets
- The Kroger Co.
Sectors & Industries:
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April 28, 2020
Customers Win $73.3M In Atty Fees For Milk Price-Fixing Row
An Illinois federal judge has granted $73.3 million in attorney fees to consumers who notched a $220 million settlement approved last December to end their price-fixing allegations in a class action against milk producers.
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December 04, 2019
Milk Producers Agree To Pay $220M To End Price-Fixing Suit
Dairy producers and buyers said Wednesday they've reached a $220 million settlement to end class action claims in Illinois federal court accusing the producers of orchestrating a price-fixing scheme through a now-canceled program to slaughter dairy cows.
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August 29, 2019
Milk Makers Want Price-Fixing Trial To Bar Talk Of Small Farms
Milk producers that stand accused of using a now-canceled cow slaughter program to fix the price of milk have a laundry list of things they don't want to be brought up at trial in Illinois federal court, including any mention that the program was intended to hurt small dairy farmers.
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August 19, 2019
Cheese, Butter Buyers Fight Bid To Nix Antitrust Classes
Buyers of cheese and butter accusing milk producers of orchestrating a price-fixing scheme through a now-canceled program to slaughter dairy cows urged an Illinois federal court Friday not to nix a pair of classes certified in 2017.
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May 21, 2019
Milk Producers Look To End Dairy Price-Fixing Class Action
A group of milk producers accused of illegal price fixing through a now-canceled program to slaughter milk cows told an Illinois federal court Monday that federal law exempts them from antitrust scrutiny and the case should be dismissed.
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December 08, 2017
3 Attys OK'd To Lead Dairy Price-Fixing Class Action
An Illinois federal judge has given three attorneys from Barrett Law Group PA, NastLaw LLC and Roberts Law Firm PA the green light to lead a consumer class action alleging that a now-canceled program to slaughter milk cows resulted in illegal price-fixing for dairy products.
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November 20, 2017
Barrett, Nast, Roberts Ask To Lead Dairy Price-Fix Action
Three attorneys from Barrett Law Group PA, NastLaw LLC and Roberts Law Firm PA asked an Illinois federal court Monday to lead a dairy consumer class action alleging that a now-canceled program to slaughter milk cows led to illegal price fixing in the industry.
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October 06, 2016
Cow Farmers Fail To Tip Over Dairy Price-Fixing Suit
The dairy industry can't escape allegations that a now-canceled program to slaughter milk cows led to illegal price fixing after an Illinois federal judge ruled Wednesday that a federal regulation setting the floor for milk prices wouldn't stop a putative class from proceeding with the antitrust suit.