Competition Archive » July, 2015

Competition - July, 2015

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• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Antitrust Suit Against ICANN
• Westfield Beats Trade Secret Misappropriation Claims
• Forex Suit Adds Japanese, Canadian, French, UK Banks
• LA Coliseum Bribery Suit Won't Pause For Criminal Trial
• Whistleblower Points To Texas Rulings In Omnicare FCA Suit
• Visa, MasterCard Win Antitrust Suit Over WikiLeaks Blockade
• Settlement Prospects Dim In GE, Electrolux Antitrust Battle
• DC Circ. Tells Net Neutrality Foes To Rethink Alphabet Soup
• Blagojevich To Ask 7th Circ. For En Banc Rehearing
• Clorox Says 7th Circ. Must Decide Grocer's Bulk Price Claim
• NJ Devils Ticket Holders Get Another Shot On Resale Suit
• Google Can't Escape Architect's $120B Trade Secret Suit
• 2 FCC Commissioners Push For Action In Charter Deal Review
• Milk, Cheese Buyers End Antitrust Suit Against Dairy Co-Op
• NCAA Granted Stay To Delay Student-Athlete Pay By 9th Circ.
• 3 Class Actions Before The Supreme Court
• EU High Court Sets Important SEP Precedent
• EU Launches Probe Of Proposed $5B FedEx, TNT Merger
• 7 Keys To Improving Your Direct Examination
• 3 Takeaways From 9th Circ.'s Motorola FRAND Decision
• Nexium Judge Gives Rare Look Into Landmark Antitrust Trial
• Cephalon Can't Dodge Provigil Claims In FCA Off-Label Suit
• DOJ Faces Uphill Battle In Fattah Corruption Case
• Texas Court Won't Revive $6.4B Brenham Oil & Gas Suit
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Challenge To US Shipping Law
• No New Trial For Drug Buyers In Nexium Pay-For-Delay Suit
• Viva Cinema Slams AMC's Bid To Nix Antitrust Suit
• Broadband Cos. Tell Court Neutrality Is FCC 'Power Grab'
• Deals Rumor Mill: IHG, Starwood, Cigna, PartnerRe, Exor
• Novartis Looks To Kill Gleevec Antitrust Suit
• NuVasive Inks $14M FCA Deal Over Kickbacks, Off-Label Uses
• Bio-Rad Says Former GC Was Fired For 'Abusive' Conduct
• Frontier/Verizon Deal Should Serve Public, Group Tells FCC
• Amazon, Wal-Mart Want $7B Deal Scrapped Over Misconduct
• NY Sen. Skelos, Son Deny New Corruption Charges
• UK Bans Trader Convicted Of Libor Rigging
• 9th Circ. Backs Microsoft's $14M Win In Motorola FRAND Suit
• Morrison Foerster Adds Commercial Litigator In Hong Kong
• Houston, Scores Strip Club Dispute Magistrate Judge's Recs
• Safeway Wins Dismissal In Calif. Fuel Pricing Appeal
• Pandora Denied FM Radio Rate In BMI Royalty Row
• Investors Hit 24 Banks With Market Manipulation Class Action
• Ex-Chicago Hospital Owner Gets 4.5 Years For Kickback Scam
• European Commission OKs Mylan's Hostile Perrigo Takeover
• UFC Can't Stop Discovery In Fighters' Antitrust Suit
• AmEx Class Says Atty Doc Sharing Doesn't Hinder MDL Deal
• NCAA Urges Stay On Eve Of O'Bannon Order
• Former Tribe Official Pleads Guilty In Corruption Scheme
• Filed Rate Doctrine Axes Kickback Claims, Mortgage Cos. Say
• Sidley Snags Manatt Trial, Regulatory Leaders In LA
• Why UK Backed Off From Loyalty Rebate Abuse Probe
• Whistleblower To Take CVS Kickback Suit To 7th Circ.
• AMC Tells FCC Online Video Rule Change Could Up Costs
• 8th Circ. Told Food Giants Can't Arbitrate Antitrust Row
• Ex-Teva Exec. Blames Firing On FCPA Probe Cooperation
• Deals Rumor Mill: Blackboard, Quiksilver, GE, Syngenta
• Spanish Suit May Threaten Competition Watchdog Model
• Google VC Arm Should Stay In Philly Uber Fight: Cab Cos.
• Foam Cos. Pay Indirect Buyers $22M To Exit Antitrust MDL
• Hyundai Hit With $66M Fine Over India Antitrust Violations
• Feds Try To Block Evidence In NJ Tax Lien Bid-Rigging Case
• Spain Fines Global Automakers $189M For Cartel
• Contact Lens Cos. Call Utah Pricing Law Unconstitutional
• GE, Alstom Trim $13.6B Deal In EU Antitrust Approval Bid
• NJ Hospitals Challenge New Paramedic Takeover Law
• O'Bannon Tells 9th Circ. Not To Stop NCAA Antitrust Order
• Chicago Hospital Execs Can't Toss Kickback Convictions
• 3 Things To Watch Out For In The FIFA Corruption Case
• Mead Johnson Pays SEC $12M To Settle FCPA Claims
• Gordon Auto Body Agrees To Pay $2.5M In Price-Fixing Row
• 10 Circ. Won't Rehear Cox's Arbitration Bid In Antitrust MDL
• China's Focus On Commercial Bribery Is A Wake-Up Call
• Retailers Want $7B Interchange Fee Deal Nixed On Misconduct
• Embattled NJ Mayor Pleads Not Guilty To Bribery Charges
• SolarCity Fights Utilities' Bid To Nix Antitrust Suit
• UK Wants Feedback On Setting Up Interchange Fee Rules
• Provigil Buyers Win Class Cert. In Pay-For-Delay Fight
• GSK Pushes 3rd Circ. To Rehear Lamictal Pay-For-Delay Suit
• FCC's Clyburn Calls For Review Of Program Access Rule
• Aetna's $120M RICO Suit Against Texas Hospital Stays Alive
• Spain Fines Telefonica, DTS $17M For Soccer Rights Deal
• Drug Cos. Say Rulings Don't Boost Actos Pay-For-Delay Suit
• Arbitration Row Tabled Amid MLB Antitrust Class Cert. Appeal
• Cohen Milstein Can't See Forex Deals In Row For Lead Counsel
• Broadcasters To Intervene In Viacom Bundling Antitrust Suit
• Competition Already Strong For Online Video, NCTA Tells FCC
• Deutsche Bank, Others Can't Skirt Yen Libor-Fixing Suit
• FTC Asks AbbVie, Others For Deal Docs In Pay-For-Delay Suit
• Paging Providers, CMS Changes To Stark Law May Help You
• Hong Kong On Track To Implement Competition Law In Dec.
• Teva Inks $40.5B Deal For Allergan Generics Unit
• Law360's Trial Aces Make Winning Look Easy
• Cohen Milstein Says Hausfeld Must Show Forex Futures Deals
• Convicted McDonnell Asks 4th Circ. For En Banc Rehearing
• Health Insurance Mergers To Face Tough Antitrust Road
• Health Providers Say Lack Of Market Power Axes Antitrust Suit
• PGA Loses Bid To Send Caddy Antitrust Suit To Fla.
• FCC Protects Online Video In AT&T-DirecTV Merger Review
• No Ban On Utah Contact Lens Pricing, 10th Circ. Hears
• FIFA Official Taps Bryan Cave In Extradition Fight
• Aereo Gets Green Light To Sell Source Code
• Attys Get $11M In Fees For Optical Disk Drive MDL Deals
• Broadcasters Want Viacom Docs Kept Out Of Antitrust Suit
• Sheldon Silver Loses Bid To Get Indictment Tossed
• $48B AT&T-DirecTV Merger Gets Federal Go-Ahead
• Sigelman FCPA Trial Won't Affect DOJ Strategy
• SESAC Pays $3.5M To Settle Radio Antitrust Suit
• Anthem Inks $54B Deal For Cigna
• 22 Banks Hit With Class Action Over Treasury Auction Scheme
• Steptoe Adds Former Brune Commercial Partner in NY
• FTC Atty Tells Cos. Not To Hold Back On Economics
• Ocean Shippers Look To Sink Auto Price-Fixing Claims
• Samsung, Hitachi Get Final OK For $46M CRT Antitrust Deals
• FCC Online Video Plan Would Test Old Rules' Flexibility
• Hall Render Adds Brothers As Shareholders In Denver
• AAI Seeks Close Review Of Staples' $6.3B Office Depot Buy
• Class Floats $25M Deal In Auto Parts Price-Fixing Row
• FCC Tells Dish It Won't Receive $3.3B In Spectrum Discounts
• Scott & Scott Erects London Camp For Europe Forex Battle
• Humana Hit With Investor Class Action Over $37B Aetna Deal
• Air Force Officer Pleads Guilty To Contract Bribery Scheme
• Senate Greenlights Antitrust Whistleblower Protections
• Disney, Sony, Others Hit With EU Antitrust Charges
• Another NJ Doc Gets Prison In Med Lab Bribe Scheme
• EU InnoLux Ruling Affirms Potential For Higher Cartel Fines
• Poaching Suit Against Oracle Still Has Standing, Class Says
• FCC Head's Fix Doesn't Save AT&T, DirecTV Deal, Groups Say
• 2nd Circ. Accepts Force-Placed Insurance Rate Defense
• Aetna Settles Kickback Suit With Pa. Surgery Center
• Apple Hijacking Music Streaming Industry, Regulators Told
• NY Wants Info On Forex Banks' New Messaging Platform
• MLB Says Minor Leaguers' Antitrust Suit Flouts High Court
• Teva, Boehringer Get Quick Appeal In Pay-For-Delay MDL
• McDermott Partners With Spanish Firm On Cuba Matters
• Dean Skelos, Son Hit With New Charges In Corruption Case
• How To Become The Highest-Paid Partner At Your Firm
• Judge Doubtful Of $371M Antitrust Suit Against Time, Others
• China Antitrust Cases Soar In First Half Of 2015
• EDF Must Repay France $1.5B In Tax Aid, EU Watchdog Says
• Low Levels Of FCPA Enforcement Continued In Q2
• Ex Ante Vs. Ex Post: Janis Joplin's Yearbook Revisited
• Cephalon Can't Ditch FCA Claims In Off-Label Marketing Suit
• Shippers Say GM Can't Serve Antitrust Suit Via US Counsel
• FCC Chair Backs AT&T's $48B DirecTV Deal, With Conditions
• Worst Case Scenario: How Mergers Go Wrong In Brazil
• FCPA Challenges Make For Spotty Trial Record For DOJ
• Tribe Wants Ex-Officials' Assets Frozen In Embezzlement Suit
• Class Wants $32M Atty Award Tossed In Swipe Fee MDL
• Foam Cos. Can't Pause MDL Until Justices' Tyson Ruling
• Airlines Nearing Swipe Fee Deal With Visa, Mastercard
• NAB Says FCC Should Limit Duplex Gap Option To 6 Markets
• 3 Construction Execs Jailed For Petrobras-Related Corruption
• FTC Asks For Review Of AbbVie Pay-For-Delay Ruling
• Delta Says Dallas Can't Bar Access To Love Field Gates
• Blagojevich Convictions Over Obama Cabinet Seat Tossed
• NFL, DirecTV Sued Again Over Exclusive Broadcast Deal
• Lupin To Take Fight Over Pay-For-Delay Probe To 4th Circ.
• Patheon Wins Fees For Doc Fight In Procaps Merger Suit
• Why Didn't Raids Stop Price-Fixing In The Auto Industry?
• Kilopass Accuses Rival Of Recycling Claims In Antitrust Suit
• Thompson Coburn Nabs Ex-Kaye Scholer Antitrust Litigator
• Boxing Promoter Faces Tough Fight In Antitrust Suit
• Mayweather Manager Can't Pause $300M Suit, Promoter Says
• FTC Officials Tell ITC To Use Evidence Approach To SEPs
• Hershey Can't Nix Claims It Sweetened Vending Rival's Deal
• More Spectrum Needed After 2016 Auction: Wireless Group
• Sabre Asks To Eat $20 To End US Airways' Antitrust Claims
• Menendez Blitzes Feds With Bids To Ax Corruption Charges
• EU To Take Close Look At $8.4B Ball-Rexam Deal
• Motorola Calls On EU Ruling In FRAND Case Against Microsoft
• Charter Puffs Up Perks of $55B TWC Purchase
• Plaintiffs Defend $100M Card Shuffler Antitrust Suit
• AT&T Should Follow Charter's Lead On Merger, FCC Told
• Ex-Rabobank Traders Want Case Nixed Over 'Tainted' Witness
• Retailers' Claims Trimmed In Lidoderm Pay-For-Delay Case
• Libor Antitrust Claims Don't Pass Muster, 2nd Circ. Told
• NCAA Asks 9th Circ. To Stay Antitrust Order On Athlete Pay
• State Farm, Others Want Car Repair Conspiracy Suits Axed
• Extradited FIFA VP Webb Pleads Not Guilty
• A Midyear Review Of Criminal Antitrust Enforcement
• UK Financial Regulator Chief Martin Wheatley To Step Down
• Petrobras Investors In $98B Case File Amended Complaint
• 2nd Circ. Reaffirms Economic Favoritism In Dental LED Suit
• OneBeacon Won't Get 'Do Over' in $34M Dish Network Suit
• Becton Sued For Squeezing Out Rivals With Safer Syringes
• Google Urges FCC To Find Spectrum For Unlicensed Use
• Louis Berger International Settles FCPA Charges For $17.1M
• Boies Schiller Derides Rival Atty's Motion In Chiquita MDL
• Autograph Authenticators Operate As A Cartel, Suits Say
• Fla. To Investigate Red-Light Camera Co. Municipal Contracts
• Banks Say Dairy Antitrust Ruling Backs Nixing Of Calif. Claim
• Class Seeks To Fold New Claims Into Forex Suits
• EU OKs $440M ADM Deal After Cargill Agrees To Plant Sale
• GE Tweaks $17B Alstom Deal For EU Regulators
• Public Officials Face Greater Scrutiny In Wake Of McDonnell
• DC Circ. Affirms FCC Approval Of Radio Station Purchase
• Omnicare Continues Push To Nix $630M FCA Suit
• Sheppard Mullin Snags Ex-Simmons Competition Pro
• Where Are All The Women In The Plaintiffs' Bar?
• London Metals Group Asks Out Of Price-Fixing Class Action
• BP's Gasoline Pricing Cost Franchisees $1.6M, Jury Told
• FCC Spectrum Auction Changes Could Open Lease Loophole
• EU Court Backs Watchdog's SEP Take But Questions Remain
• EU High Court Adviser Says Lower Court Erred On Cartel Fines
• Athletes Win Nod On $60M NCAA, EA Deals, But Atty Fees Wait
• Google Says Ex-MySpace Owner Sank His Own Collusion Suit
• 5th Circ. Blocks New Trial In Hospital Kickbacks Scheme
• EU Adviser Says Cos. Liable For Cartels They Don't Report
• Germany Fines Arms Makers $1.4M For Price-Fixing
• K&L Gates Adds Ex-Gordon Rees Antitrust Atty In DC
• FIFA Must Be An Open Book, Ethics Panel Says
• FCC Approves Auction Rule Changes, Office Closures
• Assurant, US Bank Force-Placed Suit Stayed For Discovery
• The Health Care Governance Implications Of Tuomey
• Extradited FIFA Official To Face Corruption Inquiry In US
• Owners, CEO Of Nat. Guard Contractor Indicted For Bribery
• Qualcomm Faces Dual EU Abuse Of Dominance Probes
• EU High Court Says SEP Abuse Can Face Antitrust Claims
• Boies Schiller Ends Client Conflict In Chiquita War Crimes MDL
• EU Halts Hungarian Taxes Over Competition Concerns
• AmBev To Pay Multimillion-Dollar Fine In Brazil Antitrust Case
• EU Watchdog Fines Cargo Train Cos. €49M For Cartel
• Class Cert. Sought In Price-Fixing Row With Taiwan Auto Cos.
• OPINION: Litigation Finance Can Help Break The Glass Ceiling
• Cable Cos. Ask FCC Again To Condition AT&T-DirecTV Merger
• 3 Antitrust Precedents Ripe For Overturning
• T-Mobile Again Urges FCC To Increase Spectrum Reserve
• Barclays Attacks Expert Report In Libor Fraud Class Hearing
• Charter Sweetens TWC Buy With Internet Traffic Policy
• UK Beatles Song Ruling May Kill Antitrust Suit, Cos. Say
• Airline Ticketing Cos. Hit With Another Antitrust Action
• Antitrust Claims From Houston Strip Club Deal Stay Alive
• Entercom To Trade 4 Stations To Appease Feds In Lincoln Buy
• Fenwick, Dechert Not Biased In Investor Suit, Microsoft Says
• Lobbying On Spectrum Auctions Shows Policy Still In Flux
• Spain High Court Frees Colgate, Puig From $5M Cartel Fines
• MVPD Tweak Would Spur Video Market, Verizon Tells FCC
• Mexican Oil Co.'s HP Bribery Suit Sent To Drawing Board
• Peruvian Telecom Builders Sue US Rival For Defamation
• Ex-Tribal Officials Say Court Can't Hear Embezzlement Suit
• UBS Again Asks To Be Dismissed From Gold Fix MDL
• Banks Could Face New Forex Rigging Case In UK, Atty Says
• EU Antitrust Cop On Board With IAG's Tweaked Aer Lingus Bid
• St. Luke's Ordered To Give FTC, Idaho AG Info On Sales Plan
• Consumer Groups Urge FTC To Block Teva's Hostile Mylan Bid
• NJ Woman Gets 3 Years For Bribing VA Official For Contracts
• Plaintiffs Defend Silver-Fixing Suit Against Big Banks
• The Biggest Calif. Court Decisions So Far In 2015
• FTC Backs NC Bill To Limit Certificate Of Need Rules
• Pfizer Moves To Quell EU Concerns On $17B Hospira Deal
• Class Attys Get Over $44M In Fees In NCAA Likeness Deal
• NFL Sunday Ticket A Monopoly For DirecTV, Bar Owner Says
• Crowley Acquittal Highlights Plea Agreement Issues
• TCL Wins Anti-Suit Injunction In Ericsson Patent Row
• BP Franchisees Say Gas Price Policy Sabotaged Their Stations
• DirecTV Wants Out Of $10B Race Bias Suit Over AT&T Merger
• 2 Ex-Texas Housing Officials Plead Guilty To Bribery Scheme
• Ex-NJDOT Worker Gets 3 Years In Rail Project Bribery Case
• Authors, Booksellers Want DOJ Antitrust Inquiry Of Amazon
• Air Cargo Customers Win Class Cert. In Price-Fixing MDL
• FCC Offers Channel Sharing Rule To Raise Auction Interest
• Sanofi-Aventis Shakes FCA Suit Over Lovenox
• Media Cos. Urge FCC To Go Slow On Multichannel Video Rules
• Taiwan Auto Parts Cos. Want Fees In 'Frivolous' Sanctions Bid
• US Soccer CEO To Testify At Senate Hearing On FIFA Scandal
• NFLPA Probing Cowboys, Broncos For Possible Collusion
• Former Rep. Lobbies FCC For T-Mobile On Spectrum Auction
• Chrysler Dealer Says Rival's Rent Help Broke Antitrust Rules
• Ex-NCAA Athletes Take Publicity Rights Row To 6th Circ.
• BMI Asks Judge To Kill Pandora's FM Radio Gambit
• Two Ex-Greenberg Traurig Attys Open Hausfeld NY Office
• Foam Cos. Ask For Stay On MDL Until Justices' Tyson Ruling
• Businesses Tell 6th Circ. $30M Blue Cross Deal Isn't Enough
• Au Pairs Fight To Keep Wage-Fixing Class Action Alive
• Army National Guard Sgt. Gets 42 Months In Bribery Scheme
• Clorox Says Grocer Can't Demand Discount Bulk Sales
• Motorola Drops LCD Price-Fixing Claims Against AU Optronics
• Gov't Blasts Contractor Sanctions Bid In $78M Bribery Suit
• Takeaways From 2nd Circ.'s Apple E-Books Ruling
• BP Franchisees Slam Pricing Policy At Trial Opening
• Ex-Alstom Exec Fights 'Defective' FCPA Conspiracy Charge
• FTC Chair Urges Limit To Import Bans On Standard Patents
• DOJ's Maligned Integrity Unit Returns To Form With Big Win
• Cable Cos. Want Sports Protections On AT&T-DirecTV Merger
• FTC Chair Says $1B Cephalon Deal Puts Cos. On Notice
• Avon Wants Employees' FCPA Pension Suit Nixed
• Imagina Rips Claim Of Miami Unit's Ties To FIFA Scandal
• AbbVie, Teva Can't Make Niaspan Buyers Give Up Sales Data
• Delta Trespassing On Dallas Airport Gates, Southwest Says
• House Panel Urges FCC To Expand Phone Number Rule
• Senators Call For FCC Inquiry Into High Internet Prices
• FTC Gets Shot At Reviving AbbVie Pay-For-Delay Claims
• Online Lien Co. Hits Ohio State Bar With Antitrust Suit
• FCC Outlines Proposed Rules For Copper Wire Transition
• Eletrobras Creates Body To Oversee Hogan Lovells Probe
• Aetna Defends Suit Over Pa. Surgery Clinic Kickback Scheme
• FIFA Official Agrees To US Extradition In Corruption Case
• Rakoff Refuses Petrobras Bid To Nix $98M Bribery Suit
• Ex-Va. Gov. Loses Appeal Of Corruption Conviction
• A Possible Solution To Europe's Pharma Financing Problem
• EU Regulators Told Pricing Of .Sucks Domain Is Predatory
• Top Texas Supreme Court Cases Of 2015: Midyear Report
• Keurig Says K-Cup Buyers Lack Standing In Monopoly Row
• Assurant Unit Says Recent Ruling Blunts Force-Placed Suit
• 4 FCA Suits Allege Biogen Paid Kickbacks To Prescribers
• Verizon Tells FCC T-Mobile's Spectrum Request Is Self-Serving
• Auto Utility Body Maker Accused Of Suing To Gain Monopoly
• EU Top Court Affirms $318M InnoLux Antitrust Fine
• 4 Things You Should Know About FTC V. Sysco
• EU Regulators Say MasterCard Transaction Fees Too High
• Ex-Contractor Exec Gets 4.5 Years For Bribing Army Officer
• Calif. High Court Won't Rehear Cipro Pay-For-Delay Ruling More
• 11th Circ. Vacates Fraud Convictions For Fla. Couple
• Chartis Doesn't Have To Defend JSW In Antitrust Row
• Antitrust Cases To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2015
• NJ Doc Gets 5 Years For Taking Bribes In $100M Scam
• S. African Antitrust Officials To Appeal Sasol Pricing Loss
• Airline Price-Fixing Suit In Texas Furthers Jurisdictional Fight
• 3rd Circuit To Link Up Effexor, Lipitor Pay-For-Delay Appeals
• Spain Fines Repsol, Others $25M For Fixing Gas Prices
• Cities Urge Feds To Clamp Down On Broadband Incumbents
• AT&T-DirecTV Combo May Control Sports Networks, FCC Told
• Fla. Firm Sues Hartford For Coverage Of Murder Claims Row
• Mitsubishi Buyer Class Wins Cert. In CRT Price-Fixing MDL
• Pay Attention To Health Licensure And Payor Credentialing
• Teva, Mylan And The Impact Of 'Foreign' On HSR Analysis
• Insurer Knew Of Suit Years Before It Claims It Did, Court Told
• Attys Net $21M For Work In MF Global Metal Manipulation Suit
• Omnicare, DOJ Strike Deal In Abbott Labs Kickback Suits
• The Biggest Competition Cases Of 2015: Midyear Report
• Baker Donelson Adds 3 Health Attys To DC Office
• Cable, Satellite TV Groups Face Off Again Over New FCC Fee
• Foam Co. Settles With Mattress Makers In Antitrust MDL
• UK Utilities Overcharged Consumers By $1.8B, Watchdog Says
• Passengers Want Airline Price-Fixing Suits Sent To Ill.
• Star Pipe Products Pays $3.6M To Settle Price-Fixing Suit
• Brazil's Antitrust Agency To Probe Alleged Car Parts Cartel
• How FCPA Applies To Foreign Private Companies
• Endo, Impax Look To Nix Opana Pay-For-Delay Suits
• Class Attys Blast Objections To Fees In EA, NCAA Deals
• Davis Polk Steers Aetna In $37B Deal For Humana
• AbbVie Says Reconsideration Not Needed In FTC Row
• Pentair Says Pool Product Antitrust MDL Deal Should Be OK'd
• Soccer Body Overhauls Rules Amid FIFA Corruption Scandal
• 6-Foot-9 Actress Sued For Breach Of Contract By Ex-Promoter
• Ex-Norton Rose Atty Named UK Antitrust Enforcement Chief
• Judge Denies Plea Change For Texas Medicare Fraudster
• Charter Tells FCC It Has Little Overlap With Time Warner
• FIFA Bans Inspector Of 2018, 2022 World Cup Bids
• Baseball Scouts Hit MLB With Antitrust, OT Class Action
• Switzerland Fines $84.8M To Cos. In Bathroom Fixtures Cartel
• T-Mobile Wrong On AT&T Spectrum Sale, FCC Told
• An Empirical Approach To Reverse Payment Settlements
• Och-Ziff Seeks Toss Of Securities Suit Over FCPA Inquiries
• Doctor Tied To Sen. Menendez Scandal Gets Bail In Fla. Case
• JPMorgan Asks FCC To Back LightSquared Bid Despite Felony
• Shelly Sterling Defends Bid To Dismiss HIPAA Claims
• DOJ Electrolux Merger Suit Solid Despite Limited 'Hot Doc' Use
• CORRECTED: FTC OKs Dollar Tree's Family Dollar Takeover
• Frontier, Verizon Tell FCC Their Deal Will Expand Broadband
• 3M Rival Seeks Punitive Damages For 'Baseless' IP Suit
• FTC Asks Court To Review AbbVie Pay-For-Delay Dismissal
• 4th Circ. Upholds $237M FCA Verdict Against SC Hospital
• Ex-DOD Contractor Gets 2.5 Years, $1M Fine In Bribery Case
• Brazil's Antitrust Watchdog Probes 15 Banks Over Forex Cartel
• FTC Litigators Dish On Strategy Behind Sysco Merger Win
• AT&T Offers Discounted Broadband In FCC Merger Talks
• FCC Asks Video Providers To Paint Market Landscape
• US Asks Switzerland To Extradite Arrested FIFA Officials
• Judge Nixes Lupin Pay-For-Delay Suit Against Alaska AG
• Airlines Hit With Price-Fixing Suit Amid DOJ Probe
• The CFPB's Real Message In Its 1st Administrative Appeal
• Avoiding Compliance Red Cards After FIFA Scandal
• FTC's Sysco Merger Challenge Reflects Orthodox Approach
• Aetna Gets Claims Trimmed From Reimbursement Row
• DOJ Probes Possible Airline Pricing Collusion
• Minor Leaguers Say MLB Not Safe From Antitrust Wage Suit
• Consultant Linked To Dallas Bribery Scheme Pleads Guilty
• Braskem Hit With Investor Class Action Over Petrobras Bribes
• S. Africa Tenatively Approves $571M Telecom Merger
• Feds Push For 6 Years In Ex-Contractor Exec's Bribery Case
• Judge Tosses 'Delusional' Racketeering Suit Targeting Obama
• Ex-Daspit Atty Hits Back In Suit Over 'Stolen' Clients
• Pacquiao Promoter Joins Antitrust Fight With $100M Suit
• TracFone Agrees To Unlock Phones In FCC Settlement
• T-Mobile Pushes FCC To Change Spectrum Auction Reserve
• Texas Co. Says It Faces Retaliation From AT&T Affiliate
• Ex-NY State Sen. Malcolm Smith Gets 7 Years For Bribery
• DOJ Sues To Block $3.3B Electrolux-GE Unit Tie-Up
• Judge Nixes Farmers' Bid For New Counsel In Milk MDL
• S. Africa Fines Japanese Shipper $8.5M For Price-Fixing
• Italian Gov't Probes Mobile Firms For Noncompliance
• Cablevision Customers Push For Cert. In Cable Box-Tying Row
• Franchising And The Internet: New Challenges In The EU