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Anderson et al v. Bridgestone Corporation et al
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2:16-cv-14057
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September 12, 2019
Tire Cos. Say DOJ Docs Are Off-Limits In Antitrust Row
Bridgestone Corp. and several other major tire companies have told a Michigan federal court that they should not have to release documents tied to a U.S. Department of Justice antitrust probe of the industry until questions about the purchaser plaintiffs are resolved.
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August 28, 2019
Auto Parts Buyers Want DOJ Docs In Antitrust Row
A group of litigants accusing Bridgestone and other tire companies of plotting to fix prices for anti-vibrational rubber car parts urged a Michigan federal judge Tuesday to force the companies to release documents tied to a U.S. Department of Justice antitrust probe of the industry.
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March 30, 2018
Bridgestone, Other Tire Cos. Can't Escape Price-Fixing MDL
A Michigan federal judge on Thursday refused to let several tire companies, including Bridgestone Corp., duck an antitrust suit over anti-vibrational rubber parts for cars, saying the companies have failed to bat down allegations they sold the parts at inflated prices.