Competition Archive » June, 2015

Competition - June, 2015

387 articles

• Indirect Buyers Decertified In Wellbutrin Pay-For-Delay Suit
• Firms Back Monsanto's $45B Merger Proposal With Syngenta
• Apple E-Books Court Sticks Landing With Tough Antitrust Test
• Hogan Lovells Lures High-Profile Bilzin Sumberg Litigator
• Fort Dix Contractors Sentenced In Bribery, Extortion Case
• AT&T, DirecTV Delay $48B Merger To Push For Regulators' OK
• Nexium Buyers Say 3rd Circ.'s Lamictal Ruling Backs New Trial
• US Demands Up To $3.35B From Novartis In FCA Suit
• Carriers Tells FCC Wireless Industry Is Competitive For Now
• Ex-VA Official Gets 4 Years In $1.2M Contracting Scheme
• New HHS OIG Unit To Specialize In Fines, Exclusions
• The Playful, Plainspoken Prose Of Justice Elena Kagan
• Late Reserve Auction Hurts Small Carriers, Sprint Tells FCC
• Justice Thomas Lets His Dissents Do The Talking
• Gov't Blasts Ex-NJ Party Boss' Bid For Acquittal
• Top Telecom Attys Rep FCC's Net Neutrality Supporters
• Early 2016 Trial Set In Dial Monopoly Beef With News Corp.
• DC Circ. Sets Fast-Track For Net Neutrality Fight
• Cephalon Hit With Latest Pay-For-Delay Generic Provigil Row
• Dorsey Nabs K&L Gates IP Litigation Atty For Seattle Office
• The Recast Brussels Regulation And EU Gazprom Decision
• Apple Conspired To Fix E-Book Prices, 2nd Circ. Rules
• The 15 Biggest High Court Decisions Of The Past 15 Years
• Boutiques Wipe The Supreme Court Floor With BigLaw Rivals
• Supreme Court Ends Term Sharply Divided
• Justices Pen More Dissents To Show Votes Aren't Political
• 3 Takeaways From FTC's Victory In Sysco Merger Challenge
• Three Justices Trusted With Most Controversial Opinions
• Justices Won't Hear Athena's Appeal In Eyelash Product Suit
• Unethical Attys Tainted Swipe Fee Deals, Retailers Say
• 9th Circ Revives Apple, AT&T Antitrust Class Action
• Scientific Games Says Standing Sinks $100M Antitrust Suit
• Pandora Wants BMI Royalty Lowered To FM Radio Rate
• Google's Searches May Be Anti-Competitive, Study Contends
• Ex-CEO Pleads Guilty In Forex Ponzi Scheme
• Players Blast NCAA's 'Speculative' Opposition To Class Cert.
• Top 15 High Court Class Action Rulings Of The Past 15 Years
• Reps Back Limited FCC Spectrum Reserve As T-Mobile Objects
• Calif. Judge Upholds Google Ads Free Speech Decision
• High Court Rejects Ex-Rep. Rick Renzi's Conviction Appeal
• Market Definition Doomed $3.5B Sysco Merger, Judge Explains
• Consumer Group Pushes For Basic Internet Option From AT&T
• CVS Kickback Suit Tossed, Lack Of Nonpublic Info Cited
• Midpoint 2015: What To Expect From State AGs
• Sysco, US Foods Pull Plug On $3.5B Merger
• 3rd Circ. Ruling Isn't Last Word On Noncash Pay-For-Delay
• Dell Enters Battery Price-Fixing Fray Against Sony, LG
• PGA Tour Caddies Fight To Keep Class Action In California
• Embattled FIFA Prez Backtracks On Apparent Resignation
• DirecTV Blasts State Tax Decisions In High Court Appeal
• Arbitration Pacts Govern Grocery Antitrust Row, 8th Circ. Told
• KBR Ordered To Spill Investigation Docs At Heart Of FCA Case
• Provigil Buyers Ask Judge To Reconsider Class Cert. Denial
• Sterling Strikes Back At Doc Who Found Him Incapacitated
• AbbVie Fights FTC's Quick Appeal Bid In Pay-For-Delay Case
• Swiss Authorities Deny FIFA Official's Detention Appeal
• AT&T Pans Call For Internet Traffic Condition In DirecTV Deal
• Military Major Fished For Bribes Then Retaliated, Suit Says
• FCC's Wheeler Says Net Neutrality Doesn't Hurt Investment
• 3rd Circ. Says Cash Not Key For Pay-For-Delay Suits
• The Top 3 New Do's And Don'ts For Law Firm Websites
• Investors Sue Big Banks For Forex Rigging
• Parking Heater Co. Hit With $14.9M Fine For Price-Fixing
• Brazil Fines Eli Lilly $11.8M For Sham Patent Litigation
• Spider-Man Court Will Sling Webs At Old Antitrust Rules
• Challenge To UEFA Finance Rules Heads To EU High Court
• EU High Court Sets $11M Del Monte Banana Cartel Fine
• DOJ Sues Mich. Hospitals For Vowing Not To Compete
• FCC Proposes Changes To Spectrum Auction Bidding Rules
• Charter Vows To Follow FCC's Net Neutrality Rules
• Feds Say KBR Waived Privilege For Investigation Docs
• IAG Offers Antitrust Concessions As EU Mulls Aer Lingus Buy
• Amid Net Neutrality Attacks, One Case Would Beef Up Rules
• DOJ Calls For 'Significant' Reserve In Spectrum Auction
• Germany Fines Auto Part Makers €75M Over Cartel
• A Few Lessons From FCPA Trial Of Ex-PetroTiger CEO
• Privacy App Maker Says Google Violating EU Antritrust Laws
• Blue Cross Accuses Boehringer, Teva Of Pay-For-Delay Deal
• PHH Asks DC Circ. To Nix $109M Penalty In CFPB's 1st Appeal
• Cigna-Anthem $47B Deal Could Get Tough Antitrust Look
• Firms Look For Positives After Failed Sysco-US Foods Merger
• 10th Circ. Says Cox Waived Arbitration In Okla. Antitrust Suit
• EC Names New Director For Competition Enforcement
• AT&T Slams T-Mobile For FCC Gripes In Rural Spectrum Buy
• EU Regulators Accuse 5 Lead Recyclers Of Price-Fixing
• HCA Can't Tie 9th Circ. Manipulation Suit To The Past
• Dems Urge FCC To Support Small Biz In Spectrum Auction
• Water Tank Execs Acquitted In UK Cartel Trial
• Sterling Slams Wife's, Doc's Bids To Toss Clippers Ouster Suit
• Forex Settlements Put US Cartel Penalties On Record Pace
• Ill. Official Gets 8 Years For Kickbacks On $13M In Grants
• Dish, DirecTV Blast Possible Hike Of FCC's New 12-Cent Fee
• Mahle Nabs EU Antitrust OK For $727M Delphi Thermal Biz Buy
• EC Slaps $129.6M Fine On Packaging Cos. For Cartels
• Zimmer's $14B Biomet Buy Completed After FTC Gives The OK
• Barclays Hit With Energy-Rate Manipulation Class Action
• Duke, UNC And Nonpoaching Agreements — What Not To Do
• The Global Hot Spots Of 2015
• Law360 Reveals The Global 20 Firms Of 2015
• The 5 Firms That Made The Biggest Global Gains
• Ambitious Global Firms Must Have Roots In These Cities
• Cable Groups Push For Congress To Update Video Policy
• Optiver Gets OK For $17M Crude Oil Manipulation Settlement
• Cable Groups Want FCC Regulatory Fee Hike On Dish, DirecTV
• Gibson Dunn Atty Faces DQ Bid In Airport Competition Row
• Chargers Fans Threaten Antitrust Suit Over Relocation
• FTC Wins Bid To Halt $3.5B Sysco-US Foods Merger
• Novartis Hit With Gleevec Sham Litigation Class Action
• Objectors Drop Fight Against BofA's $228M Force-Placed Deal
• Fla. Suit Claims Partner Stole Health Care App Technology
• Allergan Pulled 'Hard Switch' To Block Generics, Unions Say
• Uphill Investment Ups Bid To $730M For Integrated Silicon
• Unified Patents Adds AIA Reviews To Anti-'Troll' Arsenal
• Goldman Says Investors Lack Proof Of Metal Price-Fixing
• Time Warner Cable Hit With 1st Net Neutrality Complaint
• Calif. High Court's Cipro Decision Is Problematic
• Abbott Accused Of Withholding Docs In Whistleblower Suit
• Health Cos. Spar With FTC, Idaho AG Over Divestiture Order
• Caribbean Bank Initiates Internal Review Amid FIFA Probe
• Manufacturers Urge FCC To Fully Open New Spectrum Auction
• T-Mobile Says Increased Spectrum Reserve Is Pro-Consumer
• AbbVie Fights FTC Discovery Expansion In Pay-For-Delay Suit
• Belgium Fines P&G, Others $197M For Price-Fixing Scheme
• Foam Cos. Pay $128.5M To Settle Antitrust Class Action
• Banks Owe Hundreds Of Millions For Forex Plot, Class Says
• Sausage Maker Asks 3rd Circ. To Revive Insurance Row
• Hughes Hubbard Strengthens DC Office With Antitrust Partner
• Anthem Pushes $47.4B Cigna Takeover Amid Resistance
• Horizon Tire Faces $10M Contract Suit By Chinese Supplier
• Utah — The Latest Battleground In Resale Price Maintenance
• Qualcomm Investor Hits Brass With China Bribery Suit
• Brazil Arrests Powerful Odebrecht CEO In Petrobras Probe
• Chanos Wins $422K In Attys' Fees In Wynn Defamation Row
• Forex Plaintiffs Ask To Add More Cases To Consolidated Suit
• Ex-Army Staffer Gets 3.5 Years For $500K Bribery Scheme
• LA's Breach Of Contract Shuttered Ambulance Co., Suit Says
• Tech Investors Win At Trial Despite 'Crap Cleaner' Sanctions
• Networks Push FCC For Local Rule In AT&T, DirecTV Merger
• Texas Med Board Says It's Immune To Teladoc Antitrust Suit
• FCC Defends TV Joint Sales Agreements Ban To DC Circ.
• FTC Taps Agency Veteran To Run Mergers Unit
• CFTC Ends MF Global Metals Manipulation Suit
• Advocacy Group Pans Wider Spectrum Reserve In FCC Letter
• 5 Tips For Navigating The FCC's Merger Review Process
• A New Drug Pricing Environment In China
• Canada Anti-Corruption Law May Affect FCPA Enforcement
• Why Lateral Candidacies Fail
• France Clears 14 Firms Of Bribery In UN Oil-For-Food Program
• CORRECTED: Union Tossed From Antitrust Contract Row
• Dallas Says DOT Competition Policy Means Chaos At Airport
• EU High Court Says Watchdog Overstepped In Antitrust Raid
• Dial, Heinz Win Cert. In News Corp. Ad Monopoly Row
• Jones Day Adds Greenberg Traurig Team To Mexico City Office
• DOJ Antitrust Chief Says Watchdog Not Swayed By Lobbying
• FIFA Execs Tap McGuireWoods, Kramer Levin Amid Probe
• FTC Cleared Cigarette Merger Despite Anti-Smoking Agenda
• Potato Growers Strike $25M Deal To End Antitrust Claims
• NFL, DirecTV Hit With Antitrust Suit Over Broadcast Deals
• In $700M DOJ Sweep, Medicare Part D Fraud Stands Out
• 3rd Circ. Urged To OK Landlord's ShopRite Monopoly Claims
• FCC Seeks More Info On Frontier's $10.5B Verizon Wireline Buy
• KBR Says Kickback Claims Too Old To Prosecute In FCA Suit
• Hundreds Charged In $712M Medicare Fraud Sweep
• 2 Minority Views From The Top Of BigLaw
• Cable Group Blasts AT&T-DirecTV Merger Over Sports Rules
• Canada Unveils Proposed IP Competition Guidelines
• Judge OKs $1.2B Cephalon Deal In FTC Pay-For-Delay Suit
• BofA Defends $228M Force-Placed Settlement To 11th Circ.
• 11th Circ. Vacates Administrator's 68-Mo. Fraud Sentence
• Nokia's $18B Alcatel-Lucent Merger Gets Nod From US
• MLB Urges Supreme Court To Leave Antitrust Immunity Alone
• FTC Pushes 1st Circ. To Revive Loestrin Pay-For-Delay Suit
• NJ Man Gets 3 Years In Prison For Medical Lab Bribe Scheme
• Aetna, Anthem, United Can't Ax Referral-Blocking Claims
• Swiss AG Probes 53 Transactions Tied To World Cup Bids
• EU Fines German Auto Co. €68M In Heater Cartel
• What FTC's Ardagh Analysis Means For Ball-Rexam Merger
• Verizon Accused Of Using Roaming Rates To Gut Competitors
• AAI, Profs Push 1st Circ. To Overturn Pay-For-Delay Ruling
• EU Court Trims Pacific Fruit's Banana Cartel Fine To $7.5M
• Miami Nursing Home To Pay Record $17M In Whistleblower Suit
• IAP To Pay $7.1M To Settle Foreign Bribery Allegations
• ShopRite Settles Visa, MasterCard Interchange Fee Suit
• AT&T Blasts T-Mobile's 'Magenta Herring' Over Spectrum Sale
• Sen. Menendez Can't Move NJ Bribery Trial To DC
• Apple, Google Seek Final OK In $415M Anti-Poach Deal
• 2nd Circ. Won't Stay AmEx Injunction Amid Antitrust Appeal
• NHL Broadcast Antitrust Deal Passes Court Muster
• Investors Fight To Keep Gold Manipulation Suits Afloat
• Shell's $70B BG Buyout Greenlighted By FTC
• Ex-PetroTiger CEO Avoids Prison In FCPA Case
• $17B Merck-Sigma Deal Gets EU Nod After Antitrust Fixes
• There Is Potential Federal Inconsistency Over ACOs
• Ex-Hospital Prez Appeals 45-Year Sentence For Medicare Fraud
• Why The Supreme Court Refused To Hear The FTAIA Appeals
• Ex-FIFA Exec Agreed To Work With Feds, Plea Deal Reveals
• Green Tree Blocks Cert. Bid In Insurance Kickback Suit
• 10th Circ. Lifts Injunction On Utah Contact Lens Pricing Law
• FTAIA Fights To Continue Despite High Court Cert Refusal
• Bribery Charges Cut In Case Against Ex-Utah Atty General
• Union Blasts Patriot Coal's Stalking Horse Request
• FTC, Idaho AG Say St. Luke's Trying To Shirk Antitrust Order
• Allergan Seeks 3rd Circ. Take On 'Critical' FCA Questions
• TV Cos. Try To Stall DirecTV-AT&T Deal Amid Rate Spat
• Tips To Avoid Conflicts When Hiring In-House Lawyers
• Doctor Wants State Claims Tossed In Sterling, NBA Row
• Retailers Object To 'Worthless' AmEx Fees MDL Settlement
• SEC Fights Robbins Geller Quest For Wal-Mart Bribery Info
• Omnicare Urges Toss Of Remainder Of $630M FCA Suit
• High Court Shoots Down Iraq's $10B Oil-For-Food Appeal
• When Reporting Employee Crime Leads To Defamation Suit
• Ex-PetroTiger CEO Takes Plea In FCPA Trial
• Justices Won't Review Foreign Reach Of US Antitrust Law
• Lateness Bars Foam Co. Report In Antitrust MDL, Court Told
• EU Toughens Scrutiny On GE's $17B Bid For Alstom Unit
• Capital One Wins Round In Intellectual Ventures IP Fight
• Amazon Probe Shows EU Focus On Most-Favored Deals
• Monitor Imposed: Conduct Restraints In The Bromwich Affair
• India Fines GSK, Sanofi $10M For Anti-Competitive Plot
• AmEx Again Pushes 2nd Circ. For Antitrust Injunction Stay
• AMC Moves To Toss Spanish Theater's Antitrust Suit
• Teva Gets Nod For $24M Nexium Pay-For-Delay Settlement
• Nippon Chemi-Con Can't Slip Capacitor Price-Fixing Suit
• Why Law Firms Collapse
• Texts In Context: 7th Circ. Explains Tacit Collusion
• Ex-FIFA Exec's Plea Deal Is Ordered Unsealed
• Net Neutrality Survives, But FCC's Fight Has Just Begun
• NHL, Subscribers Reach Deal To End Broadcast Antitrust Row
• Eletrobras Taps Hogan Lovells To Look For FCPA Violations
• Provigil Antitrust Cert. Bid Doomed By Inability To ID Class
• PHH Reinsurance Buyers Win Cert. In Kickbacks Suit
• Verizon Tells T-Mobile CEO To Watch His Mouth
• Calif. High Court Won't Take $11B Time Warner Bundling Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Apollo, GE, Alstom, Novartis
• House Subcommittee Greenlights Bill To Block Net Neutrality
• Aussie Regulator Looks At TPG's $1B Deal For Rival iiNet
• Ex-PetroTiger Atty Says He Misspoke At Trial
• Frontier, Verizon Push FCC To Approve $10.5B Transaction
• DC Circ. Refuses To Pause FCC's Net Neutrality Rules
• French Antitrust Watchdog Fines Telecom Co. $6.3M
• MasterCard MDL Attys Say Misconduct Didn't Impact $7B Deal
• Uphill One-Ups Cypress With $667M Integrated Silicon Deal
• Group Home Owner Appeals 12-Year Medicare Fraud Sentence
• EU Regulators Open Antitrust Probe Into Amazon E-Books
• Talk To Us Texas: Telemedicine In The Lone Star State
• US V. Heinz May Bolster Expansive FIRREA Interpretation
• 8 Product-Hopping Takeaways From Namenda Ruling
• Cable Group Says $48B AT&T-DirecTV Deal Could Raise Fees
• Bayer Gets Preliminary Nod For $4.5M Cipro Antitrust Deal
• 1st Circ. Told Not To Focus On Cash In Loestrin Pay-For-Delay
• House Spending Bill Seeks To Pause Net Neutrality Rules
• Quest's Test Pricing In Antitrust Suit Will Go Before Jury
• Retailers Fight AmEx Bid To Stay DOJ Antitrust Injunction
• Exec Waives Right to Back Out Of Fraud Plea Over Taped Calls
• Feds Want Ex-Alstom Exec's Evidence Barred From FCPA Trial
• Health Execs Ask 11th Circ. To Ax Convictions For $70M Fraud
• AGs Scrutinizing Apple Music For Antitrust Violations
• Grand Jury Testimony Disallowed In KBR Bribery Case
• Longer Prison Time Needed For UK Rate-Rigging: Panel
• In Reversal, Integrated Silicon Agrees to $643M Cypress Deal
• Ex-Hospital Admin Gets 45 Years For $158M Medicare Fraud
• Immigrant Group Leaders Sue For Fees After Slander Fight
• Tariff Compliance Not Enough For FERC In Powhatan Case
• DOJ Treatment Of UBS Undermines Leniency Program
• A 5-Point Plan To Save Our Juries
• Sky Not Falling For Deal Reviews In India, FTC Official Says
• Inspector General's Kickback Alert Signals Doc Crackdown
• Duke Professor's Suit Alleges Hiring Conspiracy With UNC
• AmEx, Objectors Spar Over Doc Disclosures In Steering MDL
• MPHJ's Suit Seeking To Ax Vt. Patent Troll Law Moves Ahead
• NJ Mayor Charged With Bribery, Fraud In Referral Scheme
• JPML Centralizes Contact Lens Antitrust Actions In Florida
• Quest Diagnostics Dodges Antitrust Class Action
• UK Antitrust Watchdog To Give BT-EE Deal Full Investigation
• Ex-PetroTiger Atty Admits Tax Fraud On Stand
• Forex Allegations Continue To Roll In Against Big Banks
• Pandora Defends FCC's Approval Of Radio Station Buy
• US Bank's Bid To Ax Force-Placed Suit Jumps Gun, Court Told
• Gov't Says Medicare Fraudster Can't Change Plea
• DC Circ. Upholds FTC's Pharma Patent Rules
• TechFreedom Moves To Join DC Circ. Net Neutrality Fight
• FCC Makes Final Bid To Bury Comcast Discrimination Suit
• Actavis, Others Plotted To Delay Generic Namenda, Suit Says
• Brooklyn Tackles FIFA: RICO's Expansive Reach
• BioScrip Can't Hide Behind Omnicare In Securities Suit
• Horse Show Jumping League Files EU Antitrust Complaint
• Defunct Streaming Service Aereo Gets OK For Ch. 11 Plan
• DOJ Antitrust Official Says Coordination Is Key To Limit Costs
• Tech Tools Help DOJ Handle Merger Wave, Official Says
• Jury Hears Secret Tape Of Ex-PetroTiger CEO In Bribery Trial
• FCC Urged To Impose Conditions On AT&T-DirecTV Deal
• Brothers Agree To $3M Restitution For Systemax Fraud
• Clear-View Kicks Off Trade-Secrets Trial Against Investors
• Edible Arrangements Says TM Suits Don't Flout Antitrust Law
• Pa. Rep. Resigns After Guilty Plea In State Corruption Probe
• Boies Schiller Could Face DQ From Chiquita War Crimes MDL
• Airdata Protests Telefonica Deutschland's $9.6B E-Plus Buy
• Photogs Press On For Appeal In IP Suit Against NFL, AP
• Final Step In $27.4B Reynolds-Lorillard Deal Wins Court OK
• PE Firm Urges FCC Not To Gut 'Designated Entity' Program
• Auto Parts Group Wants GM Predatory Pricing Suit Revived
• Ex-NJ Party Boss Convicted Of Corruption Seeks New Trial
• FTC Asks For Quick Appeal Of AbbVie Pay-For-Delay Defeat
• Calif. Chipmakers' $643M Merger Junked Over Antitrust Clash
• Syngenta Rejects 2nd Monsanto Takeover Bid
• High Court To Eye 'Untainted' Asset Freezes In Criminal Suits
• The Open Road Ahead For FCC's Open Internet Rules
• High Court Won't Hear Appeal Of Grocery Antitrust Ruling
• NY-Based Carter Ledyard & Milburn Adds Litigation Partner
• Barnes & Thornburg Makes Texas Foray With Dallas Office
• Where Pay-For-Delay Stands 2 Years After Actavis
• FIFA Retains Quinn Emanuel Amid Corruption Scandal
• Actavis Asks 2nd Circ. To Rehear Namenda Antitrust Case
• Merck Whistleblowers Demand More Info On Mumps Vaccine
• Cox Urges FCC To Curb AT&T, DirecTV's Power In $48B Merger
• Alzheimer's Expert Wants Out of Sterling, NBA Row
• Ocwen, Assurant Deal Objectors Say 9th Circ. Is On Their Side
• Freedom Watch Can't Serve OPEC's US Counsel, Judge Says
• Calif. Ruling Backs Actos Pay-For-Delay Suit, Buyers Say
• Cos. In FIFA-Related Investigations Should Check Insurance
• Broadcasters Escape NCAA Athletes' Publicity Rights Suit
• Cogent Says AT&T, DirecTV Deal Poses Congestion Risks
• Community Health Unit Settles Ex-Exec's FCA Kickback Suit
• Goodyear Ends Sumitomo Alliance Over Antitrust Claims
• Ex-Petro Tiger Atty Says CEO Ordered Bribery, Kickbacks
• Contractor Charged In $6.9M ConEd Kickback Scheme
• Nexium Buyers Say Namenda Ruling Supports Injunction Bid
• ASCAP Asks FCC To Rethink Pandora Radio Station Purchase
• NJ Devils Try To Put Season Ticket Resale Suit On Ice
• Ex-MySpace Owner Looks To Revive News Corp., Google Suit
• Traders Pay $16.5M To End Oil Futures Manipulation Scheme
• LegalZoom Hits NC Bar With $14M Antitrust Suit
• Ex-Alstom Exec Fights FCPA Charges In Corruption Suit
• Dems Press DOL Head On Felon Banks' Waiver Requests
• Houston Firm Sues Ex-Associate For Trying To Poach Clients
• ADM Averts DQ With Waiver After $54M FCPA Fine
• Google Accused Of Blocking App In EC Antitrust Complaint
• Ky. Man Gets 12 Years For 'Eye-Popping' $100M Fraud Spree
• New Evidence May Show Conflict In Kickback Case, Atty Says
• FCC Says Cable Cos. Compete, Alters Basic Rate Regulation
• Insurer Car Repair Conspiracy Suits Hit Chopping Block
• 2nd Circ. Bolsters Key Fraud Law In UBS Bid-Rigging Case
• Loretta Lynch — The First AG With Serious FCPA Experience
• Tech Investors Can't Dodge Hefty 'Crap Cleaner' Sanctions
• Atty Admits Taking 'Dirty Money' In PetroTiger FCPA Case
• Ex-FIFA Exec Cops To Bribes In 1998, 2010 World Cups
• Cephalon Must Face Most Of FCA Off-Label Marketing Suit
• JetBlue Says Rivals' Antitrust Immunity Needs Closer Look
• Apple E-Book Settlement Monitor Joins Robbins Russell
• T-Mobile Says Low-Band Spectrum Vital For Competition
• Taiwanese Auto Parts Cos. Slam Effort To Join Sanctions Bid
• KBR Wants US Sanctioned For Testimony Use In Bribery Case
• Teva, Others Seek To Nix Retailers' Pay-For-Delay Suits
• Menendez Slams Move To Block Trial Transfer To DC
• FCC Legal Adviser Tapped As Deputy Chief Of Wireline Unit
• Cinemark Latest Theater Chain Hit With DOJ Antitrust Query
• FIFA Indictment May Present Challenges For DOJ
• Ex-PetroTiger CEO Blames Partners' Betrayals In FCPA Trial
• Ex-Terra Exec. Blames Attys For Bribery Conviction
• Merged AT&T, DirecTV Would Increase Prices, FCC Told
• Investors Held Damning Records Until Eve Of Trial, Judge Told
• Health Plans Lose Provigil Pay-For-Delay Class Cert Bid
• Alaska AG Wants To Ax Lupin Pay-For-Delay Probe Challenge
• AmEx Downplays Impact Of DOJ Win On Class Action Deal
• Tennis Channel Says Comcast Claims Survive DC Circ. Ruling
• Two Doctors Get 20 Months In Biodiagnostic Bribery Scheme
• Poultry Farmers Sue Tyson Over Pay-For-Performance Scheme
• CONCACAF Bans Executive Embroiled In FIFA Scandal
• States Want In On New Charges Against Novartis In Exjade Suit
• FIFA President Blatter Steps Down Amid Scandal
• 5 Insights From Schneider Electric GC Peter Wexler
• Takeaways From FERC's Maxim Manipulation Investigation
• Aerospace Cos. Face More Corruption Risk Than Ever Before
• Deutsche Bank, Others Say Silver-Fixing Suit Lacks Facts
• Borrowers Seek Final OK For $54M Deal In Nationstar Row
• Retailers Say DOJ's AmEx Win Spells End Of Private Deal
• Workers Comp Co. Sues UPMC For Anti-Competitive Tactics
• Nelson Brown Appears Sunk After Last Name Partner Departs
• High Court Won't Hear Whistleblower FCA Suit Against HMA
• German Antitrust Watchdog Advises Limited Digital Regulation
• Tyco's ANDA Suit Against Mutual Was Legit, Court Finds
• AMC Says DOJ, Ohio AG Stepping Up Antitrust Probe
• Revolving-Door Roundup: Jones Day, Boies Schiller
• NFL, AP Say Game Over For Photographers' Antitrust Suit
• Philips, Others Pay $528M To Settle CRT Price-Fixing Claims
• Dean Skelos, Son Plead Not Guilty To Corruption Charges
• EU Pursues Questionable Antitrust Case Against Google