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Competition - October, 2015

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• Duo Ask Justices To Rule Bribery Retrial Is Double Jeopardy
• CORRECTED: Free Outpatient Drugs Not Kickbacks, HHS OIG Says
• Alleged Secret Meeting Might Save Zinc Antitrust Action
• Court Holds Off Making Fla. Commission's Docs Public
• Passengers Call Delta, AirTran Experts 'Irrelevant' In MDL
• Patheon Defeats JV-Partner's Antitrust Suit Over Rival Buy
• Adderall Purchasers Push For Cert. In Pay-For-Delay Suit
• Sheldon Silver Has Not Asked For Plea Deal, Prosecutors Say
• Shippers Urge EU To Tackle Jones Act In TTIP Talks
• Tenn. Surgical Co. Sues Hospital Over Patient Referral Drop
• DC Circ. Revives CPA Group's Tax Preparer Rule Challenge
• Linklaters Nabs Antitrust, White Collar Expert From Baker
• Google Pondering Challenge To Russian Antitrust Order
• Credit Suisse Targeted In FIFA Probes By US, Switzerland
• 5th Circ. Sides With Okla. On Noncompetes In State Law Clash
• DOJ Rejects GE, Electrolux Settlement Offer Over $3.3B Merger
• Hutchison's Planned $16B O2 Deal Draws EU Antitrust Scrutiny
• Cox Subscribers' Bellwether Win Will Serve As MDL Blueprint
• Traders Can't Revive Libor Manipulation Claims In MDL
• 9th Circ. Won't Replay Tossed Guitar Antitrust Row
• Microsoft, Investors Reach Deal In Row Over $732M EU Fine
• Hausfeld Scolding Is Cautionary Tale On UK Antitrust Actions
• Pharma Exec's Indictment Shows DOJ Not Bluffing
• Group Sues German Cement Co. For €138M Over Cartel
• Walgreens Offers Rite Aid Up To $650M In Breakup Fees
• Billionaire's UN Bribe Bagman Suspect Gets $2M Bail Package
• Citi, Others Get Nod For $1.86B Deal In Market-Rigging Suit
• Retailers Tell Court Not To DQ 12 Firms In Lidoderm MDL
• GE Fights DOJ's Docs Bid In Row Over $3.3B Electrolux Deal
• Feds End Bristol-Myers FCPA Probe After $14M SEC Fine
• Athletes In EA, NCAA Deal Say Appeal Only Benefits Attys
• Ex-Warner Chilcott Exec Charged In Kickback Scheme
• AmEx Dodges Shareholder Suit Over DOJ Antitrust Probe
• Hausfeld Gets Keys To AmEx Swipe Mess For Settlement Push
• Jury Awards Cox Subscribers $6M In Cable Box Antitrust Suit
• Wealth Management For Attorneys
• Apple Urges High Court To Reject E-Books Antitrust Ruling
• 5 Law Firms That Inspire Fear With Their Marketing Mojo
• Jury Deliberations Drag On In Cox Antitrust Bellwether
• 3M Gets Atty Fee Docs, Depositions In 'Sham' Patent Suit
• Sutter Health Loses Appeal To Arbitrate Antitrust Row
• The Firms Behind Walgreens' $17.2B Rite Aid Play
• Apple Continues Push To Toss iPhone Antitrust Suit
• Bargaining Power Key To Walgreens, Rite Aid Merger Review
• Hausfeld Move Into Germany A Big Step For Litigation Funding
• FTC Says FDA Biosimilar Naming Rules May Confuse Doctors
• Ariz. Utility Can't Escape Solar Co.'s Monopolization Suit
• Ex-Rabobank Boss Grilled On Messages Seeking Libor Fixes
• AB InBev, SABMiller Extend Deadline For $103B Takeover Offer
• Chrysler Dealership's Antitrust Claims Fail For 3rd Time
• FTC Deputy Antitrust Chief To Leave Agency For Baker Botts
• Brazilian FIFA Official Agrees To Extradition
• Uber Can't Prove Taxi Co. Conspiracy, Court Told
• Ex-Jackson Lewis Clients Sue Over 'Crap Cleaner' Sanctions
• 'Endless Loop' Fee Row Reopened In $62M Avaya Antitrust Case
• Hausfeld's 'Irresponsible' Actions Get Air Cargo Claim Nixed
• All Eyes On DOJ As Novartis FCA Deal Takes Shape
• Sen. Warren Says AIG, Prudential Admit To Lavish 'Kickbacks'
• NJ Water Treatment Executive Admits To Antitrust Scheme
• Fla. Investment Adviser Hits BofA With $100M Antitrust Suit
• Ex-Commish Wright Says FTC Not A 'Consent Factory'
• Accused Rabobank Fraudster Denies Rigging Libor
• Allergan Says Court Botched Facts In Botox Antitrust Suit
• German Soccer Taps Freshfields For 2006 World Cup Probe
• Pro Bono: The New Associate's Compass To Success
• UK Consultant Dismissed From Aluminium Price-Fixing MDL
• KBR Slams FCA Whistleblower For 'Second-Guessing'
• UEFA Throws In With General Secretary For FIFA Prez
• Whistleblower Nears $4.5M Win In Va. Medicaid Fraud Suit
• The Greatest Threat To Beer Market Is Not Another Merger
• State VoIP Regulations Contradict Federal Law, Charter Says
• EA, NCAA Deal Challenger Wants Athletes' Attys Sanctioned
• Ropes & Gray Adds Antitrust Partner From Cleary Gottlieb
• Novartis Inks $390M FCA Deal Over Pharmacy Discounts
• JPMorgan Escapes RICO Suit Over Electricity Price-Rigging
• 9th Circ. Dismisses HP Shareholder's Foreign-Bribery Suit
• ABA Urges China Not To Single Out IP Under Antitrust Rules
• 9th Circ. Keeps NCAA Compensation Rehearing Bid Alive
• High Court Pushed To Hear Row Over Dental LED Regs
• DOJ Subpoenas Valeant Over Bausch & Lomb Payments
• Cox Cable-Box Antitrust Bellwether Goes To Jury
• DOJ, FTC Suggest Va. Consider Overhauling Health Care Laws
• Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank Decry Forex Settlements
• Delta Says Dallas Can't Duck Counterclaims In City's Own Suit
• Hospital Calls Perjury Claims 'Defamation' In FCA Fight
• Bribery Convictions Fail, CityTime Scammers Tell 2nd Circ.
• Tech Group Urges EU To Strengthen Net Neutrality Proposal
• China Gets Serious About Antitrust Enforcement
• 2nd Circ. Won't Stop Keurig 2.0 Sales During Antitrust Suit
• Refresh Or Rebuild? Website Strategies For Big Law
• Ex-Rabobank Traders Lose Midtrial Bid To Toss Libor Case
• An Introduction To The World Bank Sanctions Regime
• BNSF Dodges $41M Suit From Execs Of Refrigerated Rail Co.
• GM Says Shipper Price-Fixing Claims Can't Be Axed
• Fired Bio-Rad GC Hangs On To Most Whistleblower Claims
• 6 State Board Antitrust Cases To Watch
• Likely Impact Of The EU's Fiat, Starbucks Tax Rulings
• Former AGs Want Ex-Ala. Gov.'s Bribery Sentence Tossed
• Medco Defrauded Gov't Health Insurance Programs, Suit Says
• LegalZoom Settles $14M Antitrust Dispute With NC Bar
• State Board Antitrust Cases To Address Control, Oversight
• Volvo, Dealership Trade Fire In Discriminatory Pricing Suit
• Aussie Watchdog Frets Over Halliburton-Baker Hughes Tie-Up
• Cox Cable Subscribers Slam Bid To Cut Antitrust Trial Short
• Top Viacom Execs Accused Of Misleading Investors
• Ex-Rabobank Traders Plan To Testify In Libor-Rigging Case
• Where We Stand On Pharmaceutical Patent Settlements
• EU High Court Backs Fine For Consultant To A Cartel
• Cox Seeks Win On Day 6 Of Bellwether Antitrust Trial
• UK Watchdog Knocks Good Times-Bad Times Regulation
• Actos Buyers Head To 2nd Circ. After Pay-For-Delay Suit Nixed
• Adderall Buyers Defend Expert Report Deemed Late By Shire
• Comcast Slams $20B Racial Bias Suit As 'Publicity Stunt'
• UN Bribe Suspects Deny Charges As Feds Say Case May Grow
• Comcast Faces Appeal Of $50M Philly Antitrust Settlement
• Barclays To Pay $384M, HSBC $285M In Forex Case
• House Auto Safety Bill Anti-Competitive, Repair Shops Say
• Doc In Menendez Scandal Overbilled Gov't, 11th Circ. Told
• 8 Regulatory Considerations For Digital Health Care Cos.
• How FTC Answered Call For Guidance On Active Supervision
• Consumers Give Class Cert. 2nd Spin In Optical Drive MDL
• Ex-Tribal Payday Lender CEO Denies Kickback Charges
• FCC Slams Tennis Channel's Move To Revive Comcast Row
• Yahoo, Google Ink Search Deal With Antitrust Exit Clause
• Level 3 Tells FCC Of Concerns With Charter Peering Policy
• German Soccer Star Faces FIFA Ethics Case
• Pandora Blasts BMI Royalty Ruling At 2nd Circ.
• Eaton Scores Abrupt Win As Antitrust Suit Axed In Cert. Ruling
• Duke Energy To Pay $81M To End Antitrust Suit Over Rebates
• Ex-UN Official Gets OK To Wear Suit At Bribery Arraignment
• Yellow Cab, Others Want Out Of Uber's St. Louis Antitrust Suit
• Electrolux 'On Mars' About $3.3B GE Merger, Gov't Says
• Senate Hearing Set For 'Beerhemoth' Merger
• No Kickback Penalties For Free Hospital Transport, OIG Says
• Rakoff Limits Cross-Examination In Libor Fraud Trial
• Slimmer $98B Petrobras Investor Dispute Forges Ahead
• China Antitrust Cases Rise Along With Int'l M&A Activity
• EU Says Starbucks, Fiat Benefited From Illegal Tax Deals
• EU Fines Disk Drive Makers $132M For Price Collusion
• International Sports Is Broken
• 4 Reasons To Use Electronic Deposition Exhibits
• Seyfarth Nabs Prosecutor To Co-Head White Collar Group
• Rabobank Traders Attack Gov't Witness In Libor Fraud Trial
• Ex-NY Sen. Leader Can't Shake 2 Corruption Charges
• Blue Cross Franchisee Looks To Duck Suits In Antitrust MDL
• TCL Insists Ericsson Willfully Destroyed Patent Evidence
• Allergan Can't Escape Botox Antitrust Suit
• UN Bribery Suspects Officially Indicted
• AA-US Air Merger Judge To Revisit Industry In Antitrust MDL
• FTC Urges Caution For Pa. Lawmakers On Cemetery Regs
• Health Care Firm Hall Render Opens Seattle-Area Office
• GM Denied Bigger Chunk Of $104M Steel Antitrust Settlement
• MLB Scouts Say Competition Limits Don't Help Baseball
• Jury In Sheldon Silver Case To Hear Of Campaign Cash
• FIFA Elections Will Have Caveat For Suspended Candidates
• Baker Botts Grabs Ex-Federal Prosecutor From Covington
• Sigma-Aldrich Sells Chemicals Biz Amid $17B Merck Takeover
• Aetna, Humana Shareholders Back $37B Takeover Deal
• MLB Says Bid To Grill Commish In Antitrust Suit Too Late
• The 9th Circ.'s Rule 6(e) Test For Private Antitrust Cases
• Investor Wants New Trial In NJ Tax Lien Bid-Rigging Case
• Assurant, US Bank Settle In Force-Placed Insurance Suit
• Purchasers Win Cert. Again In Blood Test Antitrust MDL
• NFL, AP Want Discovery Further Halted In Photogs Suit
• Nokia Gains Chinese Approval For $17.7B Alcatel-Lucent Deal
• St. Louis Taxi Board Says It's Immune To Uber Antitrust Suit
• Chicago Taxis Say Unfair Uber Regs Killing Business
• DOJ Tells 2nd Circ. NCAA Ruling Backs Its AmEx Case
• Sharing Economy Doesn't Need Special Regs, Group Says
• NFL Sunday Ticket Runs Afoul Of Antitrust Laws, Suit Says
• Ex-UBS Execs Take Bid-Rigging Convictions To High Court
• Ex-Access CEO Loses Bid For House Arrest In Fraud Case
• Rabobank Accepted Libor Fraud, Guilty Ex-Trader Testifies
• China Eases Restrictions On Western Digital-Hitachi Merger
• Lab Co. To Pay $256M To Settle FCA, Kickback Charges
• Dell Strikes Deal With Mitsubishi In CRT Price-Fixing MDL
• Cox Asks Justices To Nix Arbitration Ruling In Cable Box Suit
• A New Antitrust Risk For Investment Firms
• OPINION: The Bitter Pill Of Competition Within Large Law
• Mayweather Manager Gets Partial Win In Boxing Antitrust Row
• Adderall Antitrust Class Has Standing Questioned At Trial
• Viacom, Cablevision End Antitrust Row Over Channel Bundling
• SC Hospital To Pay $72M To End FCA Row With Feds
• Lively Sheldon Silver Helps Counsel Spar With Prosecution
• Judge Slams Lead Counsel End Run In News Corp. Ad Row
• Feds Blast GE, Electrolux Bid For Docs In Antitrust Row
• Chinese Billionaire Snared In UN Bribe Probe Gets $50M Bail
• KBR Ordered To Pay $108K Over Kickbacks To Employees
• Athletes Say EA, NCAA Deal Challengers Must Post Bond
• SolarCity Says Vivint Is Hiring Its Staff To Poach Customers
• Regulator Nixes Fintech's $960M Bid For Telecom Argentina
• Some Thoughts On DOD's New Merger Guidance
• Feds Slam Ex-Access CEO's Bid For 6-Months House Arrest
• Momenta, Sandoz Sought Clot Drug Monopoly, Suit Says
• Uber App Is Legal In UK, Court Rules
• FCA Whistleblower Says Hospital Coached Execs Into Perjury
• FTC Resolves Antitrust Row Over Pa. Orthopedist Merger
• Endo Lobbies For Dismissal Of Painkiller Pay-For-Delay Suit
• CBS, Walt Disney Question FCC Plan To Protect Documents
• Ex-Access CEO Asks For House Arrest To See Kids Graduate
• Ex-Paskenta Tribe Leaders Lose Appeal Bid In Fraud Suit
• Drugmaker Wants 12 Firms Booted From Pay-For-Delay MDL
• 3 Things To Know About UK's Antitrust Class Action System
• Health Clinic Cohorts Plead Guilty To $70M Medicare Plot
• Altice, Cablevision Tell FCC Merger Would Boost Competition
• Swiss Pick US Over Nicaragua For Latest FIFA Extradition
• Metadata 101 For Lawyers: A 2-Minute Primer
• Libor-Rigging Occurred Daily, Guilty Rabobank Trader Testifies
• 5th Circ. Axes Atty's Bid For New Judicial Bribery Trial
• Fresh Off DirecTV Merger, AT&T Warns FCC Of Consolidation
• Aussie Antitrust Agency Questions Brookfield's Asciano Bid
• Sheppard Mullin Launches EU Competition Practice
• Fans Demand Right To Depose MLB Commish In Antitrust Suit
• Teva's $512M Provigil Deal Looks Good To Judge
• Spain's Competition Watchdog Fines Telefonica $6M
• DHL Reaches Settlement In Shipping Antitrust Class Action
• Steel Cos. Fight GM's Crack At $10M Slice Of Antitrust Deal
• Lightning Strikes Twice: DOJ Gives 2nd Compliance Credit
• Exeltis Sues Acella Over Alleged Drug Trade Secrets Theft
• NCAA Athletes Challenge Payment Ruling In Antitrust Row
• FTC Says Quality Of Oversight Key For State Action Immunity
• 3rd Circ. To Hear Appeal Of Cert. In Provigil Antitrust Row
• Airlines Get OK For $360M Settlements In Price-Fixing Row
• Freight Exec Can't Escape Longest-Ever Antitrust Sentence
• Dish Pushes FCC To Block Charter-TWC Merger
• Delta Exec Expects Open-Skies Agreement With Brazil Soon
• Gulfstream Sued Over Pilot Training Agreements For $66M Jet
• DOJ Says Electrolux Is Stonewalling In GE Merger Fight
• Comcast Asks FCC To Rethink Protective Order Changes
• MMA Promoters Call Truce In Philly Venue Antitrust Row
• FCC Probes Broadband Impact In Charter-TWC Merger Review
• Ex-Gov. McDonnell Takes Bribery Fight To High Court
• Ex-Access CEO Gets 3.5 Years For Fraud, Tax Evasion
• Recent Reflections Of Heightened Class Ascertainability
• Apple Can't Escape IPhone Antitrust Action, Customers Say
• Rabobank Traders Seek Separation From Guilty Colleagues
• NY AG Opens Antitrust Inquiry Into Turing Drug Practices
• AT&T Blasts FCC 'Plea For Deference' On Net Neutrality
• 3rd Circ. Wraps Up Chocolate Price-Fixing Case: 5 Lessons
• Athletes In EA, NCAA Deals Seek To Sanction Challenger's Atty
• Airline Price-Fixing Suits Centralized In DC
• Cox Customer Balks At Jury Instruction In Antitrust Bellwether
• DOJ Modelo Challenge Holds Clue To Mega Beer Deal's Odds
• 9th Circ. Nixes Tomato Cannery's Tin-Maker Conspiracy Suit
• 3M Rival Slams Discovery Bid In Sham Patent Litigation Row
• GE, Electrolux Claim US Withholding Docs In Antitrust Row
• Public Knowledge, Other Groups Oppose Charter-TWC Merger
• Whistleblower Says KBR Kickbacks Suit Has Life In It Yet
• Hellmann Latest To Escape Freight-Forwarding Antitrust Suit
• 2nd Circ. Filed-Rate Insurance Decision Is In The Minority
• Caddies Accuse PGA Of 'Free-Loading' With Bib Ads
• Apple E-Book Monitor No Longer Necessary, Judge Says
• AB InBev, SABMiller Toast To $103B Deal After Lengthy Talks
• Broadcasters Ask FCC To Pause Charter-TWC Review
• EU Digital Regulator Wants More Competition, Fewer Mergers
• Bristol-Myers Settlement: A Strong Warning To Joint Venturers
• UK Watchdog Puts Conditions On Reckitt, K-Y Deal
• Sen. Menendez Appeals To 3rd Circ. In Corruption Row
• FilmOn CEO Prods FCC To Bring Local Broadcast TV Online
• BakerHostetler Says Pa. Law Firm Owes It Fees In Ad Row
• 10 Ways To Become A 360-Degree Lawyer
• DC Circ. Stands By Revival Of Developer Collusion Suit
• DOJ Antitrust Chief Seeks End To Bottlenecks In Video Market
• 49ers, Ticketmaster Look To Void Ticket-Printing Suit
• Ex-Nova Datacom CTO Sentenced To 7 Years In Bribery Case
• HarperCollins, Others Say E-Book Antitrust Suits Fall Flat
• Drug Antitrust Issues With Daraprim And Beyond
• Judge Says GE Attys Can Get Rivals' Info In Merger Fight
• Blatter Seeks Appeal Of FIFA Ethics Committee Suspension
• Pa. Hospital Urges Class Cert. In Med Supply Antitrust Row
• UN Bribe Suspect Gets $2M Bail Package After Testy Hearing
• Swiss OK Another Extradition In FIFA Bribery Scandal
• A Rare Ruling On Antitrust Whistleblower Protections
• HTC And 'Original Patent Troll' End Antitrust Suit
• Sen. Menendez Can't Dodge Corruption Charges, Judge Says
• UN Chief Orders Audit Of NGOs Linked To Bribery Allegations
• CalSTRS Can't Intervene In Yen Libor-Fixing Class Action
• Ex-Access CEO Deserves 4 Years For Fraud, Feds Say
• CFPB Eyes Kickback Risk In Marketing Services Agreements
• 3 Japanese Auto Parts Execs Indicted In Cartel Probe
• Price Hike Scrutiny May Land Drug Cos. In Antitrust Hot Water
• Hitachi Underscores Need For Robust FCPA Due Diligence
• Franken Urges Intense Scrutiny For Charter-TWC Merger
• Ex-Deutsche Trader Pleads Guilty To Role In Libor Plot
• CRT Purchasers Call Price-Fixing Deal, Atty Fees Unfair
• FIFA Ethics Committee Suspends Blatter And Others
• Anheuser 'Suprised' By SABMiller's Rejection Of $100B Offer
• Dallas, Southwest, Delta, Feds Urge Action In Gate Suit
• What To Worry About When Selling Lab Outreach Businesses
• FTC Chief Cautions Against Changing Merger Standards
• Celgene Trying To Skirt $700M In FCA Claims, Relator Says
• Hausfeld, Others To Helm Contact Lens Antitrust MDL
• FIFA Hasn't Told Prez Blatter He's Benched, Lawyers Say
• Hunton Nabs Ex-FTC Atty, Children's Online Privacy Expert
• HHS Watchdog Warns Health Cos. On 'Info Blocking'
• Silver Team Scraps With Gov't Over Jury Selection, Evidence
• Russia Gives Google Nov. Deadline To Fix Antitrust Violations
• FTC Steris-Synergy Merger Challenge Halted After Court Loss
• Ranching Group Wants Shepherd Wage-Fixing Suit Dismissed
• PharMerica Inks $9M FCA Deal Over Kickback Allegations
• Alston & Bird Adds DOJ Official To DC Antitrust Team
• FINRA Bans Firm, CEO Over Cancer Drug Kickback Scheme
• Fox Rothschild Adds Pharma Compliance Pro To NJ Office
• Some Useful Insights From Steris-Synergy Merger Case
• A Post-Tuomey Future: Huge Stark Law Hospital Settlements
• Anheuser-Busch Makes $100B Play For Rival SABMiller
• $109M PHH Fine Is Stretch Of Power, Chamber Tells DC Circ.
• Justices Wary Of Challenge To Extortion Conspiracy Rap
• Ex-JPMorgan Execs Near Deal With SEC In Pay-To-Play Suit
• Celgene Can't Limit Claims In FCA Off-Label Marketing Row
• Apple 'Own Worst Enemy' In Antitrust Review, Monitor Says
• San Jose Loss Shows MLB Antitrust Immunity Is Here To Stay
• Bharara's UN Bribery Charges Likely Just The Beginning
• Ex-NY Speaker Again Asks To Block Evidence In Graft Case
• Shipping Execs Face Criminal Charges In Price-Fixing Scheme
• Full Service Renews Push For Stronger FCC Enforcement
• Hungarian Telecom Ex-Brass Seek Toss Of SEC's Bribe Suit
• AmEx Tells 2nd Circ. Merchant Rules Don't Harm Consumers
• Judge OKs Clawback For Estate Of Convicted Ex-Detroit Atty
• GSK, Teva To Take Lamictal Pay-For-Delay Case To High Court
• FCC Rejects Informal Net Neutrality Complaint Against TWC
• FTC Fines Investor For Not Filing Merger Alert On Tech Buy
• EU Antitrust Watchdogs Probe International Skating Union
• Petrobras Insists $98B Kickbacks Suit Lacks Jurisdiction
• Shipping Cos. To Pay $197.6M To Settle Price-Fixing Suit
• EU Agrees To Share Information On Sweetheart Tax Deals
• BCBS Blasts 'Hyperbolic' Reply To Its Carlton Fields DQ Bid
• 5 Things Clients Never Tell Their Lawyers
• Former UN General Assembly Head Accused Of Bribery
• Prograf Class Cert. Makes Case Unworkable, 1st Circ. Hears
• Telecom Giants Again Blast FCC's Net Neutrality Process
• Jury Clears 4 Out Of 5 In NJ Tax Lien Bid-Rigging Case
• NJ Devils Ticket Holders Ask For An Assist In Resale Suit
• Nexium Buyers Get $8M Fees In Pay-For-Delay Settlement
• Title Insurers Accused Of Price-Fixing Scheme In Georgia
• Schwab's Libor Claims Get No Supreme Court Traction
• High Court Won't Hear Antitrust Claims Over GM Auto Parts
• Trucking Co. Says Ex-Employees Ran Rivals From Its Office
• Schumer Urges FCC To Keep TV Exclusivity Rules
• 8th Circ. Voids Cisco Whistleblowers' $8.1M Award
• DynCorp Federal Contract Rival Wants Espionage Suit Tossed
• Swiss Court Denies Venezuelan Soccer Official's Bail Bid
• AbbVie Docs Not Privileged In Pay-For-Delay Suit, FTC Says
• Fla. Judge Won't Let Health First Dodge FCA Suit
• Delta, AirTran Blast 'Conspiracy Theory' In Bag-Fee MDL
• Bristol-Myers Squibb Pays $14M Over Alleged China Bribes
• San Jose Strikes Out In MLB Antitrust Immunity Challenge
• FTC Continues Antitrust Focus On Association Ethics Codes
• O'Bannon Is A Tie But Weighs Against NCAA In The Long Run
• Aetna Seeks Sanctions Over Counterclaim In $120M Fraud Suit
• NCAA To Examine Athlete Time Demands For Major Sports
• Breaking Down The Cox Set-Top Box Antitrust Bellwether
• Kaplan Fox, Kahn Swick To Lead Eletrobras Investor Suit
• Reckitt Loses Reconsideration Bid In Mucinex Antitrust Row
• Coca-Cola, Visa, McDonald's Urge FIFA Prez To Step Down
• Capacitor Cos. Want Foreign Sales Price-Fixing Claims Nixed
• UK Agency Takes Aim At Hutchison's $15.5B O2 Buy
• EU Antitrust Chief Says 'No Magic Number' For Telecom Deals
• 5th Circ. Revives Veterinary Insurance Antitrust Suit
• Latham Snags Former EU Antitrust Official In Brussels
• Photographers' NFL Antitrust Suit Called 'Implausible'
• FTC Chair Worries Regs Could Undermine Sharing Economy
• Dish Affiliates Surrender $3.3B In Airwaves Licenses
• Geico Suit Over Kickbacks Paused For Ringleader Sentencing
• NCAA Athletes Seek Cert. In Antitrust Financial Aid Suits
• DOJ Individual Plan Won't Mean Big Changes, Official Says
• DOJ's Hesse Gives 5 Tips For Handling Merger Reviews
• FTC Ending Court Bid To Block $1.9B Steris-Synergy Deal
• Airlines Back DC, Dallas In Scrum Over Antitrust Suits' Venue
• NCAA President, Schools Praise Parts Of 9th Circ. Decision
• Eisai Loses Bid For Longer Exclusivity In FDA Delay Fight
• Feds Want Campaign Contributions In NY Corruption Case
• EU Watchdog Lists Objections To $8B Ball-Rexam Deal
• FTC Pushes 3rd Circ. To Revive Doryx Product-Hopping Case
• Cubs Knock Suit Over Wrigley Field Signs Out Of Court
• Big Banks Finalize $1.9B Deal Over CDS Claims
• Passengers Want 5 Firms To Lead Airline Class Action
• Lessons From Avon's FCPA-Related Settlements
• Current Capacitor Investigation May Be Tip Of Large Iceberg