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Steves and Sons, Inc. v. Jeld-Wen, Inc.

  1. January 31, 2019

    Door Maker Will Use Appeal To Stall Factory Sale, Court Told

    A door maker that scored an unprecedented divestiture order in its antitrust suit against door part supplier Jeld-Wen told a Virginia federal court Wednesday that its victory will be all for naught if Jeld-Wen is allowed to put off the court-ordered sale of its factory for years with a drawn-out appeal.

  2. January 14, 2019

    Door Maker Seeks New Trial After $185M Antitrust Verdict

    A North Carolina-based door part supplier urged a Virginia federal judge Friday to order a new trial after a jury returned a $185 million antitrust verdict against it, arguing that an order bifurcating the trial prevented the jury from hearing vital evidence.

  3. December 07, 2018

    Door Maker Wins Price Protections After $185M Verdict

    A North Carolina-based door part supplier will have to align its prices with fluctuating input costs and share that data with its buyer to comply with findings in a $185 million antitrust verdict, a Virginia federal judge ruled Friday.

  4. December 03, 2018

    No Injunction For Door Maker After $1.2M Royalties Win

    North Carolina-based door manufacturer Jeld-Wen Inc. can't force a rival to stop using its stolen trade secrets after a jury already handed Jeld-Wen $1.2 million for the misappropriation, a Virginia federal judge ruled.

  5. November 13, 2018

    Doormaker Flouting $185M Antitrust Verdict, Court Told

    A Virginia federal court must force a North Carolina-based doormaker to comply with a $185 million jury verdict finding it violated antitrust law, rival Steves and Sons Inc. argued Monday in its continued push to make the company lower its prices.

  6. October 31, 2018

    Doormaker Slams Damages Bid After Order To Sell Factory

    A company that makes interior doors blasted a rival for continuing to seek monetary damages in an antitrust suit even after a Virginia federal judge ordered the doormaker to sell a factory in order to resolve allegations of anti-competitive behavior.

  7. October 09, 2018

    Factory Ordered Sold In Groundbreaking Merger Breakup

    A factory that makes interior door covers must be sold to restore competition after a rival became the first private company to successfully challenge a merger under the Clayton Act without government help and reach a jury verdict, a Virginia federal judge held Friday.

  8. June 04, 2018

    Door Maker Seeks Return Of Trade Secrets After $1.2M Win

    An Oregon door manufacturer Friday asked a Virginia federal court to order a competitor to return or destroy trade secrets that were the subject of a $1.2 million jury award last month.

  9. February 15, 2018

    Door-Maker Wins $59M In Antitrust Suit Against Parts Supplier

    A Virginia federal jury on Thursday awarded a Texas door manufacturer $58.6 million in its antitrust suit against a supplier of molded door skins, a crucial door component, finding the supplier violated antitrust law by acquiring a competing supplier and overcharging the door-maker for components.

  10. February 09, 2018

    Door Skins Supplier Denied Quick Win In Antitrust Suit

    A Virginia federal judge Friday shot down an Oregon-based door skins supplier's bid to escape antitrust claims, saying there are factual disputes as to whether a 2012 merger enabled the company to engage in anti-competitive behavior to the detriment of a Texas doormaker.

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