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Mathew Enterprise, Inc. v. Chrysler Group LLC
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5:13-cv-04236
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October 28, 2015
Chrysler Dealership's Antitrust Claims Fail For 3rd Time
A California federal judge on Tuesday again threw out a Chrysler dealership's claims that the automaker offered illegal vehicle discounts to another, newer dealership in the state, concluding Chrysler is not obligated to provide the same incentives to established dealerships as those that were opened later.
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July 13, 2015
Chrysler Dealer Says Rival's Rent Help Broke Antitrust Rules
Chrysler Group LLC must face allegations that it discriminated against a franchise by giving a competing dealership a leg up through vehicle discounts disguised as rent assistance, Mathew Enterprise Co. told a California federal judge Friday in an attempt to keep its antitrust claims against the auto giant alive.
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January 13, 2015
Chrysler Dodges Antitrust Claims In Calif. Dealership's Suit
Chrysler Group LLC escaped antitrust claims Monday in a suit launched in California federal court accusing the automaker of discriminating against a franchise by giving a competing dealership a leg up through vehicle discounts disguised as rent assistance.
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July 14, 2014
Judge Trims Claims In Chrysler Dealer Competition Row
A California federal judge on Friday trimmed claims in a suit accusing Chrysler Group LLC of discriminating against a franchise by giving a competing dealership a leg up through a sales incentive program and disguised price discounts, tossing the state law claims but keeping the price discrimination claims in play.
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