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Federal Trade Commission v. Cardinal Health, Inc.
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April 20, 2015
Cardinal Case Shines Light On FTC's Disgorgement Plans
Even though the Federal Trade Commission hasn't had guidelines on when it will seek monetary remedies in competition cases in nearly three years, experts say Monday's $26.8 million deal with Cardinal Health Inc. should allow attorneys to advise their clients on when they might face disgorgement.
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April 20, 2015
FTC Inks 2nd Highest Disgorgement Deal With Cardinal Health
Cardinal Health Inc. on Monday agreed to pay $26.8 million to resolve the Federal Trade Commission's claim that it illegally monopolized the sale of low-energy radiopharmaceuticals to health care providers in 25 areas, in the watchdog's second-highest antitrust disgorgement deal ever.