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Med Vets, Inc. et al v. VIP Petcare Holdings, Inc. et al
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3:18-cv-02054
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April 23, 2019
Pet Medicine Cos.' Suit To Block Rivals' Tie-Up Tossed
A California federal judge has thrown out pet medicine distributors' renewed challenge to the merger of two rivals, calling it too much like an earlier version that she said failed to make an antitrust case.
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January 16, 2019
PetIQ Chews On Rivals' Fresh Suit Over Clinic Chain Buy
Pet medicine distributor PetIQ has urged a California federal court to toss an amended suit brought by two rivals seeking to block its purchase of a veterinary clinic chain, saying the antitrust suit lacks the flesh it was asked to add to the first version.
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November 29, 2018
Pet Med Distributors Can't Access PetIQ's Merger Filings
Pet medicine distributor PetIQ can hold onto its merger filings, a California federal judge said Wednesday, refusing an advance peek into the material for a pair of rivals suing to upend the company's purchase of a veterinary clinics chain they said would choke off competition to supply veterinary medication.
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April 05, 2018
PetIQ's Deal To Buy Veterinary Clinic Chain Faces Challenge
Two pet medicine distribution companies have urged a California federal court to stop a rival from purchasing a chain of veterinary clinics, arguing Wednesday the deal would choke off competition to supply veterinary medication.