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Todd Mueller et al v. Collectors Universe, Inc. et al
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February 16, 2016
Memorabilia Cartel Claims Are Weak, Court Told
An autograph authenticator accused of conspiring to control the memorabilia industry by disparaging dealers and stifling competition has told a California federal court that the allegations lacked facts and failed to define a market the supposed cartel controlled.
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February 05, 2016
Autograph Dealers Say Cartel Claims Are Viable
Two memorabilia dealers on Friday said a California federal judge should not dismiss their antitrust suits over an alleged cartel in the autographed sports and entertainment collectibles market, arguing that they have adequately alleged a conspiracy to withhold autograph authentication from rivals' goods.
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August 25, 2015
Autograph Authenticator Says Cartel Claim Isn't Genuine
An autograph authenticator accused of conspiring to control the industry by disparaging other dealers and stifling competition fired back Monday, saying the suit against it fails to properly allege a conspiracy and should be tossed.
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July 17, 2015
Autograph Authenticators Operate As A Cartel, Suits Say
A pair of lawsuits filed in California federal court this week accuse a group of autograph authenticators, dealers and auction houses of operating as a cartel in order to push out competition.