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LLM Bar Exam, LLC v. Barbri, Inc.
Case Number:
17-3463
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April 25, 2019
Bar Prep Co. Flunks 2nd Circ. Antitrust Appeal
A Second Circuit panel refused in short order Thursday to revive LLM Bar Exam LLC's federal antitrust claims accusing major law schools like Columbia and New York University of conspiring with a rival to stifle competition for bar exam preparation.
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March 15, 2019
Bar Prep Co. Drops Several Law Schools From Antitrust Suit
LLM Bar Exam on Thursday dropped several law schools from its appeal to the Second Circuit, seeking to revive claims that a rival conspired with the schools to stifle competition for bar exam preparation.
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March 23, 2018
Bar Prep Co. Blasts Rival's Appeal In Antitrust Row
Barbri Inc. joined a chorus of law schools in urging the Second Circuit not to revive a rival's antitrust and racketeering claims, which allege that Barbri and the schools conspired to stifle competition for bar exam preparation, arguing Thursday LLM Bar Exam LLC hadn't plausibly alleged a monopoly existed.
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March 21, 2018
Law Schools Ask 2nd Circ. To Affirm $50M Antitrust Suit Win
Ten law schools urged the Second Circuit on Wednesday to uphold a lower court's dismissal of federal antitrust and racketeering claims from a bar exam preparation company's $50 million suit alleging they conspired to stifle competition for classes targeting foreign Master of Laws graduates, saying the claims weren't factually supported.