March 01, 2021
The attorneys general of Illinois and Florida say their residents were unfairly singled out to receive a third of what's available to other state residents under a $31 million settlement with Keurig Inc., even though they, like the other states, repealed a federal prohibition on antitrust damages claims.
September 30, 2020
Keurig Inc. has agreed to pay $31 million to end claims from a putative class of indirect purchasers accusing it of monopolizing the market for single-serve coffee packs, according to a bid for preliminary approval of the deal filed Wednesday in New York federal court.
April 23, 2020
Indirect purchasers accusing Keurig Inc. of monopolizing the market for single-serve coffee packs have filed a motion to compel Amazon.com Inc. to turn over its coffee pod sales data.
February 28, 2020
A California-based coffee company alerted a New York federal judge to an alleged "delay strategy" by Keurig Inc. in yearslong multidistrict litigation, arguing that the family-run operation has been unfairly forced to wait over five years to establish its case against the coffee machine giant.
October 01, 2019
A New York federal magistrate judge nixed Keurig's bid to uncover documents from TreeHouse Foods in a long-running antitrust suit against the coffee machine giant, ruling that the records from a prior patent challenge between the companies are irrelevant to this case.
May 02, 2019
Indirect buyers of Keurig's K-Cups waited too long to try reviving state law antitrust claims in the yearslong multidistrict litigation against the company, the coffee machine giant told a New York federal judge.
April 24, 2019
A New York federal judge on Wednesday delivered a much-needed jolt to a yearslong multidistrict litigation against Keurig, finally spelling out the reasons in an unsealed opinion as to why the coffee appliance giant couldn't duck antitrust claims.
April 05, 2019
A New York federal judge has finally delivered a promised opinion explaining his earlier decision largely rejecting Keurig's bid to toss long-running antitrust allegations from purchasers and competitors of its K-Cup coffee pods, although it is still under seal.
January 28, 2019
Purchasers and competitors of Keurig's K-Cup coffee pods asked a New York federal judge for a status conference in their long-running antitrust litigation, saying their case was being hamstrung by a still-unresolved motion to dismiss the coffee maker filed nearly four years ago.
December 04, 2017
A New York federal judge rejected requests by Keurig Green Mountain Inc. to dismiss multiple lawsuits brought by direct purchasers of K-Cup coffee pods, alleging its coffee maker freezes out competitors' coffee cups as part of an anti-competitive scheme.