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S&W Forest Products Ltd v. Cedar Shake & Shingle Bureau et al
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2:19-cv-00202
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Firms
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August 07, 2019
'Textbook Conclusory' Price-Fixing Claim Tossed In Mill Row
A mill booted from an industry trade group will have to go back to the drawing board after a Washington federal judge cut down antitrust claims accusing the organization of a price-fixing plot, holding Wednesday that the allegations lack the detail needed to survive.
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May 03, 2019
Trade Group Aims To Ax Mill's Price-Fixing Suit
A mill that was booted from the ranks of an industry trade group for failing to meet quality standards has concocted a tale about a price-fixing plot in retaliation, the trade group told a Washington federal judge in its bid to toss the mill's suit.
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April 17, 2019
Trade Org 'Stacking The Board,' Flouting Injunction: Mill
A mill booted from an industry trade group accused the organization of violating a federal judge's temporary reinstatement order and of trying to "stack the board" against the company amid a contract breach and antitrust suit in Washington district court.
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April 04, 2019
Trade Group Must Reinstate Mill Accusing It Of Price-Fixing
A cedar roofing and sidewall trade group will have to temporarily reinstate a member company after a Washington state federal judge ruled the terminated firm is likely to win a contract breach claim, but left unaddressed the firm's allegations that its termination was intended to enforce a price-fixing conspiracy.