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Shock Absorbers - Dealership Actions
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2:16-cv-03302
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- Barnes & Thornburg
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November 14, 2018
Car Dealers Seek OK For $9.12M Deal In KYB Antitrust Action
Japanese auto parts maker KYB Corp. will pay car dealers $9.12 million to settle an antitrust action accusing it of fixing the prices of shock absorbers, according to the dealers' request for preliminary approval in a Michigan federal court Wednesday.
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August 07, 2018
Dealers Slam Car Parts Makers For Stalling Price-Fixing Case
Saying it's the latest in pre-trial "gamesmanship" designed to "hamstring" their case, automobile dealerships and end payors suing auto parts makers for alleged price-fixing asked a federal judge in Michigan on Tuesday to reject KYB Corp. and Showa's attempt to scrap an evidence-sharing timetable.
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May 29, 2018
Early Win Bid Premature In Auto Parts MDL, Plaintiffs Say
Plaintiffs in a suit accusing auto parts makers of conspiring to fix prices have urged a Michigan federal judge to turn down one parts maker's attempt to nix their claims, arguing that the discovery process has just begun.