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Lavoho, L.L.C. v. Apple Inc. et al
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February 05, 2016
Major Publishers Get E-Book Antitrust Suit Tossed
A New York federal judge on Friday tossed an antitrust suit accusing several major publishers of price-fixing e-books sold by Apple Inc., finding that the company that launched the suit has not shown antitrust injury from the alleged conspiracy.
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January 26, 2015
HarperCollins CEO Won't Be Deposed In E-Book Antitrust Row
A New York federal judge on Monday rejected a request by a group accusing Apple Inc. and several publishers of price-fixing e-books to depose the CEO of HarperCollins Publishers LLC, after the company argued the request was "burdensome and harassing" and would disrupt its business.
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December 04, 2014
E-Book Price-Fixing Suits May Include Foreign Sales
A New York federal judge on Wednesday allowed two former e-book retailers accusing Apple Inc. and several major publishers of an alleged e-book price-fixing conspiracy to tweak their suits in order to allege damages from foreign sales, noting their claims will have to meet exceptions outlined in the Foreign Trade Antitrust Improvements Act.