MULTIPLE ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES, LLC v. UNDER ARMOUR, INC

  1. June 29, 2021

    Under Armour Beats Activewear Tech Antitrust Suit, For Now

    A Pennsylvania federal judge on Tuesday again tossed claims that Under Armour broke antitrust laws, saying a manufacturer of "bioceramic" textile treatments — intended to help athletes' muscles recover faster — still hasn't adequately defined the relevant market, but will give the company one more chance to plead its case.

  2. April 13, 2021

    Under Armour Says Mushy Market Label Dooms Antitrust Suit

    A Pennsylvania manufacturer can't bring antitrust claims against Under Armour Inc. for allegedly freezing it out of the market for specialty clothing because its definition of that market was a broad and "unworkable muddle," Under Armour told a federal court.

  3. March 04, 2021

    Antitrust Claims Against Under Armour Get Benched

    A Pittsburgh federal judge benched claims that Under Armour Inc. had broken false advertising and antitrust laws because a manufacturer of "bioceramic" textile treatments — intended to help athletes' muscles recover faster — hadn't adequately shown that it was a direct competitor in a relevant market.

  4. February 23, 2021

    Under Armour Says Activewear Tech Co. Isn't Its Competitor

    Under Armour Inc. says a Pennsylvania manufacturer of a textile spray intended to improve athletes' muscle recovery can't sue Under Armour for anti-competitive behavior because it is not a direct competitor, an attorney for the athletic wear company told a federal judge Tuesday.

  5. June 24, 2020

    Under Armour Wants Activewear Tech Antitrust Suit Shredded

    A textile spray manufacturer has no grounds to pursue an antitrust and false advertising complaint against Under Armour, the sportswear company told a Pennsylvania federal judge Tuesday.

  6. May 06, 2020

    Under Armour Hit With Antitrust Suit Over Activewear Tech

    Under Armour is facing an antitrust suit in Pennsylvania federal court by the manufacturer of a textile spray that promotes athletes' recovery for allegedly "strong-arming" other companies from doing work with the business.