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Alcon Laboratories, Inc. v. Reyes
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2:15-cv-00252
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May 11, 2015
Contact Lens Makers Can't Delay Utah Pricing Agreement Law
A Utah federal judge on Monday shot down bids by Alcon Inc., Bausch & Lomb Inc. and a unit of Johnson & Johnson Inc. to temporarily prevent enforcement of a state law banning the manufacturers' unilateral pricing agreements, saying the companies were not likely to prove the law unconstitutional.
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April 21, 2015
Costco, 1-800 Contacts Stare Down Lens Makers In Utah
A Utah federal judge on Tuesday ruled Costco Wholesale Corp. and 1-800 Contacts Inc. can stare down three major contact lens manufacturers over the constitutionality of a Utah law banning the manufacturers' unilateral pricing agreements, consolidating the manufacturers' constitutional challenges and allowing the retailers to intervene.