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Competition - March, 2016

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• Ex-Athlete Loses Class Cert. Bid In NCAA Scholarship Row
• Uber CEO Must Face Ride-Pricing Antitrust Action
• FTC Puts No-Authorized-Generic Pharma Deals In Crosshairs
• Price Hikes Loom For Post-Staples Clients, Expert Says
• Broadcasters Fight Possibility Of FCC Bundling Regs
• Barclays Blasts Water District's Energy Price-Fixing Claims
• Pixar Doesn't Have To Show Ex-GC Docs In Poaching Suit
• Select Comfort Faces $8M Antitrust Suit In Bed Mattress Row
• Iron Mountain Gets Nod On $2.6B Deal With Asset Sales
• Airlines Fend Off Customers' Bid For Docs In Antitrust MDL
• Grocer Says Foe Using Antitrust Acts to Block Store In NJ
• Ex-FTC Commissioner, Latham & Watkins Partner Rosch Dies
• Cigarillo Maker Wins Up To $44.4M In Swisher Antitrust Trial
• Responding To Second Requests In The Era Of Big Data
• Okla. Jury Awards Fracking Co. $1M In IP Competition Suit
• Busy 1st Quarter For FCPA Enforcement
• FTC Sues Endo, Generics For Pay-For-Delay Agreements
• Shifting The Law Firm Business Development Paradigm
• News Corp. Antitrust Claims Go To Expert Panel In $560M Suit
• Investors In Libor Appeal Point To Conflicting ISDAfix Case
• Kaiser Ducks Prime's Antitrust Claims At 9th Circ.
• WB Mason Says No Big Competition For Staples-Office Depot
• TV, Computer Giants To Pay $5M In Calif. Price-Fixing Deal
• Harrah's Slams 'Eleventh-Hour' Bid In MMA Antitrust Fight
• Pfizer, Allergan Say FTC Seeking More Info On Inversion Deal
• Investors In Closed Andorran Bank Slam FinCEN's Methods
• FCC Told Broadband Market Thriving Since Net Neutrality
• Law360 Names Top Attorneys Under 40
• Big Pay-TV Firms Would Exploit New Retrans Rules, FCC Told
• FTC, Pa. Ordered To Unveil Whole Hospital Merger Complaint
• Expect Enforcement Continuity At FTC After Brill Leaves
• Canadian Pacific Asks Norfolk Investors To Back Deal Talks
• Canada, Fuel Co. Agree On Concessions In $345M Merger
• Bloomberg Counsel Wants Plea Deals Unsealed In FIFA Case
• Rep. Fattah Co-Defendant Ducks Money Laundering Charge
• EU Starts In-Depth Probe Of Italian Hutchison-VimpelCom JV
• Prosecutors Decline To Retry Blagojevich On 5 Tossed Counts
• Statoil Escapes Crude Oil Price-Fixing MDL
• High Court Determines 'Untainted' Assets Can't Be Frozen
• Apple Aims To End Antitrust Suit Over AT&T IPhone Pact
• Minority Biz Owner Trashes Staples-Office Depot Divestiture
• CVS Settles With Visa, MasterCard Over Interchange Fees
• Calif. Insurance Commish Wary Of Anthem-Cigna Merger
• Tax Lien Bidder Gets 1 Year In Prison For Rigged Auctions
• Feds Still Investigating Whether Biomet Broke Rules Abroad
• Feds Slam Bid To Overturn Contract Steering Conviction
• Ex-Navy Officer Gets 2 Years For Afghanistan Bribes
• Warner Says Mylan Misstatements Key To Doryx Antitrust Row
• Indivior Keeps Fighting For Resale Docs In Antitrust Case
• FCC Urged To Make Changes To Retransmission Negotiations
• CRT Buyers Ordered To Give Mitsubishi More Meetings Info
• And Now A Word From The Panel: 20/20 MDL Vision
• Hospitals Try To Block FTC Hearing Transcripts In Merger Row
• Pharma Groups Back Pfizer In 3rd Circ. Pay-For-Delay Case
• St. Luke's Owes Attys $8.4M In FTC's Tie-Up Win, Judge Says
• FIFA Prosecution Has Suspect On Tape Saying Single 'Hello'
• 'Stop Mega Cable' Group Lobbies FCC On Charter-TWC Deal
• 3rd Alstom Director Hit With Corruption Charges In UK
• FCC Commish Calls For Probe Into Netflix Throttling
• Ex-Rabobank Trader Appeals Sentence To 2nd Circ.
• Seattle Calls Chamber Suit Over Driver Union Law Premature
• African-American TV Group Asks FCC To Investigate Comcast
• With China's OK, Schlumberger-Cameron Deal Good To Go
• FCA Suit Alleges Anesthesia Kickback Schemes In Florida
• Banks Lose Bid To End ISDAfix Class Action
• Antitrust Group Wants Next President To Scrutinize Mergers
• Rep. Fattah, Others Lose Bid To Toss Wire Fraud Charge
• FCC Told Zero-Rating Plans Threaten Open Internet
• FCC Again Pressed To Add Conditions To Charter-TWC Deal
• Aluminum Buyers Seek Class Cert. In Antitrust Suit
• 5th Circ. Shuts Off Texas Power Futures Manipulation Appeal
• Some Amazon Info Already Public, Staples Merger Judge Says
• Judge Denies Remand In NFL Sunday Ticket Suit
• Car Owner Seeks To Throw Wrench Into Auto Parts MDL Deals
• Former Honduran President Pleads Guilty In FIFA Probe
• EU Antitrust Probe Leads Truck Maker To Set Aside $500M
• Supreme Court Denies Appeal Of Former Ill. Gov. Blagojevich
• Justices To Eye Double Jeopardy Challenge To Bribery Case
• High Court Leaves McWane Antitrust Issues Unresolved
• Mindless Lawyering: Is Doc Review 'The Practice Of Law'?
• Bid-Rigging Suspect Seeks To Block FBI Courthouse Bugs
• Mining Co. Gets OK To Use Secret Docs In London Arbitration
• Miami Man Gets 5 Years For $70M Medicare Fraud
• Pixar Must Show Judge Ex-GC Docs In Anti-Poaching Suit
• Experts Urge China To Put Limits On Competition Law
• Staples Wants More Amazon Info Released In FTC Merger Row
• Top-Ranking Navy Officer In Fraud Scheme Gets 4 Years
• Scope Of Court Review Key In FERC Manipulation Suits
• Water Pump Co. Asks DC Circ. Not To Revive FCA Damages
• Generic Cos. Face Another Antitrust Suit Over Drug Prices
• Mitsubishi Owed More Discovery In CRT Suits, Ex-Judge Says
• New Ticket Restrictions Could Be Risky For Teams
• Broadcasters Slam AT&T 'Hypocrisy' On Retransmission Talks
• FCC Commissioner Slams Netflix For Reported Throttling
• Express Scripts Says Pharmacies Don't Show Conspiracy
• Samsung Beats Rest Of Cascades' Antitrust Claims
• RBC, Credit Suisse Insist SEIU Libor Claims Are Too Late
• Attys Want $16.6M For $50M Deal In Milk Price-Fixing Row
• FTC Vs. FTC: Rationalizing Reversal On Office Supply Market
• Staples Questions FTC Merger Row In Light Of Amazon's Rise
• Visa, MasterCard Say Fees Not Harming ATM Operators
• Citing EU's Trucking Probe, Paccar To Set Aside $945M
• Streetmap Seeks Appeal In UK Google Antitrust Row
• Aluminum Buyers Blast Late Flood Of Docs In Antitrust Row
• Miami Firms Gift $1M In Hopes Of Creating Class Action Hub
• GOP Lawmaker Tells FCC To Cut Off The Power Grab
• W.Va. Hospital Law Tests State Strategy For Antitrust Shield
• Air Cargo MDL Judge Approves $190M In Settlements
• Chicago Hospital Cos. Urge Judge Not To Block Merger
• Sprint Urges FCC To Adopt Special Access Price, Terms Regs
• Class Will Be Clear In Rabobank Libor Suit, Investors Say
• Chrysler Says Dealer Can't Back Sales Suit Without Lost Docs
• UK Issues Enforcement Plan For Payment Card Fee Rules
• Indivior Says FDA Petition Didn't Delay Generic Suboxone
• 4 House Dems Urge FCC, DOJ To Approve Charter-TWC Merger
• The Future Keeps Happening To Legal Services
• British Telecom Loses Bid To Charge More For Broadband
• Auto Parts Purchasers Say Tyson Ruling Backs Class Cert. Bid
• How To Win A Complex Antitrust Jury Trial
• Law360 Reveals 400 Largest US Firms
• CRT Cartel: The Sad Sentencing Of Alex Yeh
• Morgan Lewis Sheds Over 100 Attorneys After Bingham Deal
• Athletes Unveil Class Cert. Bid In NCAA Grant-In-Aid Case
• 5 Firms On The Rise In 2016
• The Firms That Lost The Most Ground This Year
• Greenberg Traurig On Track To Become Biggest US Firm
• Hueston Hennigan DQ'd From Calif. RICO Suit Against Doctors
• Brill Reflects On FTC Tenure Defined By Privacy Enforcement
• Gilead Says Patent, Antitrust Claims Over HIV Drug Fail
• DOJ, Siemens Ask Judge To Shield FCPA Compliance Work
• State Claims Too Late For GSK, Teva Lamictal Antitrust Row
• Italian Antitrust Agency Probes Deloitte, PwC Over Public Bids
• FTC Hit For 'Disturbing' Amazon Declaration In Staples Row
• Cable Group Warns FCC Against Special Access Market Regs
• Nicoll Davis Beats DQ Bid In Supplement Co.'s Kickback Row
• Novartis Pays $25M To SEC In Chinese FCPA Case
• Demystifying The Attorney-Client Privilege
• Philips Unit Pays $35M To Settle Sleep Mask Kickback Claims
• Ex-Warner Chilcott Exec Denied 'Early Preview' Of Trial
• Airlines Group Enters EU Antitrust Probe Into Parts Makers
• Venezuelan Oilman Pleads Guilty To Bribery, Fraud
• Key Takeaways From FCC's Video Marketplace Conference
• Trial Pros: Ulmer & Berne's Jeffrey Dunlap
• Judge Tells Sterling He Got More Than Enough In $2B Sale
• McGuireWoods Opens In SF, Grows In Pa. With Litigation Pros
• House Votes To Align FTC, DOJ Merger Challenges
• Relator Nets Another $66M Payday In Novartis Kickback Suit
• Flying Solo: SEC's Growing Independence In FCPA Actions
• Hayes Ordered To Pay Up After Libor Conviction
• FTC Likely To Remain Short-Handed Through Election
• Oracle Hits HP With Software Suit After $57.7M Terix Win
• FTC Witnesses Grilled Over Purported Harm Of Staples Deal
• Songkick Seeks To Block Live Nation's Fees On Presale Tix
• FTC Loses Tough Antitrust Enforcer As Brill Departs
• Gov't Nabs 11th Conviction In Home Health Care Fraud Case
• FIFA Opens Probe Of Germany '06 World Cup Host Selection
• 6th Circ. Says Ohio Hospital Group Must Face Antitrust Claims
• House Debates Bill To Align FTC, DOJ Merger Challenges
• Centene Wins Calif. Approval Of $6.8B Health Net Purchase
• Ex-Warner Chilcott Exec Asks To Limit Scope At Kickback Trial
• EU Review Of $35B Halliburton-Baker Hughes Deal Paused
• Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton Ask FCC For Set-Top Box 'Pause'
• Actos Buyers Drop Generic Cos. From Pay-For-Delay Appeal
• Arnold & Porter, Kobre Deny Conflict In Menendez Pal Case
• Pfizer Urges 3rd Circ. Not To Revive Lipitor Antitrust Row
• Q&A With JAMS' Monique Sasson
• FTC Commissioner Julie Brill Resigns To Join Hogan Lovells
• McWane Cert. Loss Leaves Uncertainty For Exclusive Dealing
• FTC 'Ginned Up' Case Against Office Depot Deal, Staples Says
• UK Antitrust Agency Says It Will Improve Merger Process
• W.Va. Gov. Signs Bill With Antitrust Exemptions For Hospitals
• FCC's Wheeler Says ISPs' Consumer Data Must Be Protected
• Dish, Others Tell FCC To Block Nexstar-Media General Deal
• FERC Urges Judge To OK Barclays' $453M Manipulation Fine
• Jury Squashes Pom's $77M Claim Coke Tricked Juice Buyers
• UK Antitrust Watchdog Fines Trio Of Water Tank Cos.
• Aluminum Consumers Press 2nd Circ. For Antitrust Standing
• Rep. Fattah Co-Defendants Can't Ax RICO Conspiracy Charge
• Shipping Exec Appeals Price-Fixing Sentence To High Court
• Tribune Co. Can't Stop Newspaper Sale To Rival Bidder
• Ex-Contractor Gets 63 Months For $34M Navy Fraud Scheme
• PetroChina Dodges Bribery Action In 2nd Circ.
• Is Student Loan Stress The New Norm For Law School?
• Olympus: Another Life Sciences Company Gets Hit Hard
• Takeaways From Ex-Chesapeake CEO Antitrust Case
• High Court Won't Hear McWane's Monopoly Appeal
• In Congress: Senate Off, House Tackles FAA Extension
• 5th Circ. Won't Wait For High Court In $156M Steel Case
• 2nd Circ. Aluminum Case Could Help Shape Antitrust Standing
• 7 Best Practices For Managing An Associate's Personal Crisis
• Highmark Calls Rate Info Requests A Burden In Antitrust Fight
• T-Mobile Adjusts 'Binge On' After Coming Under Fire
• NJ ShopRite Monopoly Dispute Rolls Into Supreme Court
• Miami Developer Says Ex-CIO Misused Confidential Materials
• China's Wanda Group Becomes Major Sponsor Of FIFA
• Sheldon Silver Says Gov't Misled Jury In Corruption Trial
• EU Antitrust Inquiry Finds Online Geo-Blocking 'Widespread'
• Medical Clinic Owner Cops To $16M Medicare Scam, Kickbacks
• Effexor Settlement No Shield For Antitrust Suit, FTC Says
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Dismissal Of NY Casino Antitrust Suit
• Woman Accused Of Bringing Bribes To Ex-UN Officials
• Tribune, DOJ Trade Blows In Newspaper Buy Fight
• Auto Parts Makers Face Canadian Price-Fixing Suit
• Sens. Urge DOT To Make All Airfares Available On All Sites
• Conyers Urges FCC, DOJ Conditions On Charter/TWC Merger
• FTC Gives Final OK To Dialysis Clinics' $640M Merger
• Miami Clinic Owner Gets Nearly 7 Years For Medicare Fraud
• Future Of UK Euribor Case Against Foreign Traders Still Hazy
• Health Cos. Must Focus On Antitrust Compliance Beyond M&A
• Trial Pros: Proskauer's Brendan O'Rourke
• 9th Circ. Won't Revisit $16M Fee Cut For Best Buy
• EC Says Insurers Don't Need Antitrust Exemption Anymore
• Amazon Will Loom Large In FTC's Staples Merger Trial
• Ousted FIFA Secretary-General Faces Swiss Criminal Probe
• Scant Motion Blasted In Credit Card Fraud Liability Case
• Blatter Appeals Reduced FIFA Ban To Sport Arbitration Body
• FIFA Says Legal Fees Contributed To $122M Loss In 2015
• Battery Antitrust Claims Against Toshiba Not Time-Barred
• Older Carriers Have No Special Access Advantage, FCC Told
• FERC Defends Power Grid Rulings Amid DC Circ. Challenge
• Greenberg Traurig Draws 4 Big Litigators From Cadwalader
• 6th Circ. Grills FCC Over Broadband Fight With States
• Swiss Release $70M To Victims Of Petrobras Bribery Scandal
• India Antitrust Watchdog Probes Track And Field Body
• Patent Invalidation Need Not Nix Royalties, EU Adviser Says
• DOJ Sues LA Times Owner To Block Newspaper Buy
• Honda Supplier Fined $4.6M Over Bid-Rigging Scheme
• Republican Sens. Should Ask Garland About Teeth Whitening
• What An 8-Justice Court Could Mean For White Collar Cases
• How California Streamlined Costly, Time-Consuming Litigation
• Slovak Alcohol Co. Wins State Aid Appeal In EU Court
• FinCEN Calls Andorran Bank Investors' Challenge Moot
• 5th Circ. Won't Rehear Noncompete Ruling In State Law Row
• Mylan Slams Warner's 'Overheated Rhetoric' In Doryx Row
• Trial Pros: Bailey Brauer's Alex Brauer
• What To Expect From 7th Circ. In Robinson-Patman Case
• Wealth Management For Senior Partners
• 5th Circ. Asked To Wait For High Court In $156M Steel Case
• OPINION: Missed Opportunity In Supreme Court Nomination
• In His Own Words: 4 Key Garland Opinions
• Garland's High Court Nomination Battle Likely To Drag On
• Drug Co., Alaskan AG Drop Actions Against Each Other
• Garland Could Bring Greater Antitrust Focus To High Court
• Judge Garland Could Bring New Consensus To High Court
• EC Asks Apple For More Info On Its Ireland Tax Deal
• Hernia Mesh Maker Seeks Defense In Trade Secrets Fight
• Attorneys Weigh In On Obama's Supreme Court Pick
• AT&T Slams Competitive Carriers As 'Hell Bent' On Regulation
• NJ Superfund Subcontractor Convicted In Bid-Rigging Case
• Deutsche Boerse's LSE Deal Faces Tough Regulatory Road
• Verizon Praises FCC Set-Top Box Intent But Urges Caution
• Subscribers Win Blue Cross Data In Antitrust MDL
• Tennis Investigators Deny Ignoring Match-Fixing Docs
• Fattah Not Immune From Bribery Charges, Pa. Judge Says
• Hayes Testifies UBS Bonus Had Little Link To Libor Trading
• Judge Threatens Fines For Games In FTC Staples Merger Row
• Ex-UN Diplomat Pleads Guilty In NY Bribery Case
• FIFA Looks To Recoup Allegedly Embezzled Funds
• Obama Picks Garland To Fill High Court Seat
• Deutsche Boerse Unites With LSE To Form $30B Exchange Co.
• Cozen Says It's Fixed Email Mess In $45M EBay Suit
• Anheuser-Modelo $20B Deal Harmed Consumers, 9th Circ. Told
• Omnia Lawsuit Flouts Separation Of Powers, NJ Says
• Blago Says He Can Wait For High Court Ruling On Ex-Va. Gov.
• Tech Exec Can't Dodge Conviction In FBI Corruption Case
• FCC Floats Controversial Set-Top Box Rules
• Individuals Settle With Mitsubishi, Other Cos. In Antitrust MDL
• EU, Japan Aim To Share Antitrust Investigation Evidence
• NCAA Conferences Deny Withholding Docs In Antitrust Row
• Robbins Geller Gets $5.3M Fee Award In Libor-Rigging Suit
• Ex-NJ Political Boss Denied Bail Pending Racketeering Appeal
• Ex-NJ Atty Cops To Hiding Kickbacks From IRS
• UK Antitrust, Consumer Agency Eyes More Enforcement
• Banks Paid Hayes For Libor Wizardry, Fraud Office Says
• Alere Hit With DOJ Subpoena In FCPA Investigation
• O'Bannon Takes Student-Athlete Pay Case To High Court
• Comcast Slams Net Neutrality Complaint Over Stream TV
• 9th Circ. Will Speed Utility's Appeal In Solar Co.'s Antitrust Suit
• $81M Duke Energy Antitrust Deal Strands Some, Objector Says
• UK Prosecutors Drop Foreign Exchange Rigging Probe
• 8 Thoughts On Cartel Investigations Post-Yates Memo
• FIFA Rips Fans' Ticket Suit In Renewed Push For Sanctions
• Trial Pros: Quinn Emanuel's William Price
• Albertsons Gets Antitrust OK For $106M Buy Of Haggen Stores
• Ex-Chesapeake CEO Sped 89 Mph Before Crash, Police Say
• FTC Tells 3rd Circ. Wellbutrin Dismissal Misreads Actavis
• Stores Seek To Block Credit Card Fraud Rules In Antitrust Suit
• Russian Court Upholds Google Phone App Antitrust Verdict
• The 8 Firms GCs Can't Stop Talking About
• GCs Say These Firms Are Worth Paying Top Dollar For
• Venezuelan FIFA Bribery Defendant Free On $7M Bail
• Senators Slam FCC Over TV Joint Sales Agreements
• Focus Turns To Bonuses As Hayes Battles Fraud Office Again
• GCs Name Most Elite Law Firms
• Auto Dealers Demand Parts Maker Docs In Antitrust MDL
• Societe Generale Gets $495M Euribor-Rigging Fine Reduced
• Verizon Pushes FCC For Fair Regs In Special Access Review
• 5th Circ. Won't Rehear $156M Antitrust Award Against JSW
• Hospice Says Bad Experts Warrant FCA Suit's Dismissal
• SEC Bests Robbins Geller In Row Over Wal-Mart Docs
• 10 Tips For Responding To An Antitrust Grand Jury Subpoena
• Trial Pros: Robins Kaplan's Roman Silberfeld
• Aluminum Buyers Can't Expand Antitrust Case, Judge Told
• 5th Circ. Urged To Revisit GDF Futures Manipulation Appeal
• Funai Says Avago Used Patents For Antitrust Scheme
• 7th Circ. Nixes Ex-Lawmaker's Bid For New Bribery Trial
• Romania Caught Between EU And Treaty In Investor Fight
• Omnicare Says High Court Ruling Vanquishes Investor Suit
• Ex-Texas Housing Official Will Appeal Bribery Sentence
• Chesapeake Energy Slammed With Another Antitrust Suit
• Best Buy To Settle CRT Claims Against Chunghwa
• DOJ Official Says Yates Memo Ups Civil Antitrust Scrutiny
• Antitrust Law May Deter Green Cooperation, Study Says
• Kickbacks For Rare Drug Billing Lands Doc 9-Month Sentence
• Athletes Say NCAA Conferences Won't Compromise On Docs
• Freshfields Adds Clifford Chance Antitrust Pro In Hong Kong
• 4th Circ. Ruling Shows 'Plausibility' Is A Rorschach Test
• Philly Cab Cos. Lose Bid For Uber Injunction At 3rd Circ.
• Utah Body Shops Don't Show Insurer Conspiracy, Judge Says
• Broadcasters Zap Cable Co.'s 'Bizarre' Retrans Rule Filing
• W.Va. House OKs Bill With Antitrust Exemptions For Hospitals
• Chicago School System Sues Convicted Ex-Chief For $65M
• Charter Defends Merits Of Proposed Mergers In FCC Meeting
• Dow Accuses Turkish Competitor Of Trade Secret Theft
• Capital One Can Keep Antitrust Claims Against IV: Fed. Circ.
• 3 Supreme Court Cases That Will Impact Antitrust Law
• Ex-Rabobank Boss Gets 2 Years, Trader 1 Year For Libor Scheme
• EU High Court Says Watchdog's Antitrust Inquiry Was Vague
• EU May Be Letting Key Mergers Slip By, Antitrust Chief Says
• Comcast Pushed Out NBC Boston Affiliate, Suit Says
• EU OKs Teva's $40B Allergan Buy Pending Cuts In UK, Ireland
• No Deal Too Small For US Antitrust Scrutiny
• VimpelCom Highlights Evolving Anti-Corruption Approach
• FTC Chief Tells Sens. Agency Not Ignoring Drug Price Hikes
• Peugeot Sues SKF, Others For Bearing Cartel Damages
• Objectors Urge Court To Review Evidence 'Fatal' To CRT Deal
• FCC Can't Back Up Cable Rate Regs, DC Circ. Told
• Deals Rumor Mill: Toshiba, Teva, Mediaset
• Retailers Hit Visa, MasterCard, Banks With Antitrust Suit
• FTC Calls To Block Chicago Hospital Merger During Review
• Cable Group Warns FCC Against Set-Top Box Plan
• Ex-Tribal Lending CEOs Sentenced For Bribery, Embezzlement
• Avago, Danish Fiber Optic Cos. Agree To End Antitrust Suit
• Quinn Emanuel Nabs DLA Piper's London Competition Head
• French Soccer HQ Searched In Swiss Probe Of Ex-FIFA Prez
• The Travel Act: DOJ's Occasional Vacation From The FCPA
• Trial Pros: Weil's David Lender
• Wealth Management For Mid-Level Partners
• FCC Is Asked To Release More Data In Broadband Review
• NJ Doc Accused Of Taking Bribes In $100M Referral Scheme
• The Yates Memo: 6 Months Later
• States Say $577M CRT Deal Left Residents In The Lurch
• Gov't Nabs 2nd Guilty Plea In Heir-Finder Antitrust Probe
• DOJ Promotes Foreign Corruption Unit Leader
• Doctor Defends Effort To DQ Hueston Hennigan In RICO Suit
• Blue Cross Says $40M Suit About Contract, Not Conspiracy
• Conn. Tribe Says State Casino Law Protects Rivals' Monopoly
• Oil Refiners Say $3.6B Collusion Suit Lacks 'Basic Facts'
• Colombian FIFA Agent Admits Guilt, Venezuelan Denies Bribes
• Mylan, Ranbaxy Tell 3rd Circ. To Decertify Provigil Class
• Credit Suisse, Deutsche, Others Urge Forex MDL Dismissal
• China Mobile Games Dodges Investors' Bribery Allegations
• UK Watchdog Wants Rail Routes Opened For Competition
• Uber, Google Cleared Of Cabbies' Anti-Competition Claims
• Morgan Lewis Snags Latham, Ashurst Antitrust Pros In London
• Ex-UBS Trader Can't Take Libor Conviction To UK High Court
• Trial Pros: Cravath's Evan Chesler
• Anthem Seeks To Shed Remaining Claims In Rates MDL
• Hong Kong Competition Regulator Sees Chief Role Turn Over
• FIFA's The One Needing Sanctions In Ticket Suit, Fans Say
• Fla. Man Gets 14.5 Years For Medicare Fraud Conviction
• Md. Hits J&J With Contact Lens Pricing Antitrust Suit
• Pa. Energy Trader Blasts FERC Manipulation Charges
• Charter-TWC Merger May Hurt Online Video, FCC Warned
• Sidley Austin Snags FTC's Top Lawyer In DC
• EU Embraces Support Role In Facebook Antitrust Probe
• Best Practices For Motions Brief Writing: Part 2
• MLB Asks 9th Circ. To Uphold Win In Minor League Wage Suit
• NBA's Timberwolves Sued Over Paperless Tickets
• High Court Won't Hear Apple E-Book Antitrust Case
• DOJ Puts Companies With Venezuelan Ties In Its Crosshairs
• AUO, LG Fail To Undo Costco's $62M Award In Antitrust Row
• Homeowners Say BB&T, Assurant Misreading Kickback Suit
• Sens. Question Canadian Pacific's Norfolk Southern Plan
• Nordion Settles SEC Case Over Ex-Worker's Russia Bribery
• Ex-Va. Gov. Gets Hearing Date In High Court Bribery Appeal
• Ex-Rabobank Traders in Libor Scheme Say Prison Unwarranted
• Koch's Ranch Refused Fees In Specialty Beef Dispute
• Freshfields Can't Prove Germany World Cup Was Bought
• Caterpillar, Others Say Boycott Antitrust Suit Still Fails
• Drug Cos. Say False Claims Suit Hinges On High Court Case
• AMC's Carmike Buy Sharpens Focus On Rivals' Film Access
• Linklaters Adds New US Dispute Resolution Partner In DC
• Bodybuilding Org Works To 'Muscle Out' Rivals, Suit Says
• Power Trader Wants Market Flaw Info In Manipulation Case
• 'King Of Nursing Homes' Convicted In Medicare Fraud Scam
• High Court Seeks Lamictal Buyers' Views On Antitrust Appeal
• Gov't Drops Ex-Chesapeake CEO Antitrust Case After Death
• Ruyak Cherian Adds Former Haynes & Boone Antitrust Pro
• Sheldon Silver Can't Appeal Order Releasing Docs: 2nd Circ.
• Brazil's Ex-Prez Decries Detainment In Anti-Bribery Sweep
• McDonald's Facing Tax, Competition Probe In Brazil
• Best Practices For Motions Brief Writing: Part 1
• Quickly Calculate HHI Deltas Using This 1 Weird Trick
• Chamber Sues Over Law Letting Uber, Lyft Drivers Unionize
• Rep. Says FCC's 'Good Faith' Talks Rule Could Be Better
• AMC To Become Largest Theater Chain With $1B Carmike Deal
• EU Closes Dumping Probe Of Indian Alloy Imports
• Chesapeake Energy Hit With Antitrust Suit By Landowners
• Dental Distributors Fire Back Against Antitrust Action
• Altice, Cablevision Tell FCC To Block Union Access To Info
• Canadian Pacific Asks Regulators To Review Rail Merger Deal
• Emboldened Antitrust Regulators Making Cos. Think Twice
• Solar Cos. Tell 6th Circ. $950M Antitrust Suit Misses Point
• Highmark Ordered to Turn Over Pricing Info In Antitrust Row
• Comcast Slapped With FCC Net Neutrality Complaint
• Generic Drug Cos. Face Union Action On Price-Fixing Claims
• NCAA Preps For High Court Student-Athlete Pay Case Review
• KBR Tells 5th Circ. Kickback Penalty 'Fundamentally Flawed'
• A Quick Look At Justice Scalia's Antitrust Legacy
• Trial Pros: White & Case's J. Mark Gidley
• Trial Pros: Bird Marella's Terry Bird
• Late Oil Exec McClendon No Stranger To Litigation
• Germany Can't Take Facebook Market Dominance For Granted
• Canadian Pacific-Norfolk Bid Faces Bigger Hurdles Than Rivals
• 'King Of Nursing Homes' Took Hospital Kickbacks, Jury Told
• McClendon's Death Won't Allay Energy Co. Antitrust Fears
• FTC Scores Patent-Related Docs In AndroGel Row
• Ex-Owner Of Fla. Health Cos. Settles FCA Row For $1.75M
• Mylan Accused Of 'Whopping Misstatements' In Doryx Row
• Poly Foam Class Calls $151M Deal Objectors Extortionists
• Rabobank Presses For Chance To Strike Libor Class Claims
• Pfizer Can't Escape Narrowed Off-Label Marketing FCA Suit
• Wealth Management For New Law Firm Partners
• Guatemalan Soccer Exec Pleads Not Guilty In FIFA Bribe Case
• Ex-Chesapeake CEO Was Shale Pioneer Who Fell From Grace
• FIFA Wants A Timeout In Suit Over World Cup Ticket Prices
• Methods For Asserting Objections Under Amended Rule 34
• FCC Officials Clash On Effects Of Open Internet Order
• Ex-Chesapeake CEO Dies In Car Wreck A Day After Indictment
• DOJ Wants Extra Info On $68.8B Dow, DuPont Deal
• AB InBev Inks $1.6B Sale Of Chinese Brewery Stake
• UK Regulators Ban Ex-Deutsche Trader Who Rigged Libor
• Platini Appealing FIFA Ban To Sport Arbitration Body
• Arnold & Porter Adds Corp. Compliance Pro To Denver Office
• A Teaching Moment Inside VimpelCom's Boardroom
• Germany Says Facebook May Have Abused Dominance
• AHA Says $54B Anthem-Cigna Deal Would Boost BCBS Power
• Hellmann Last To Ink Deal In Freight Price-Fixing Suit
• Ex-NVE Exec Presses Bid To DQ Nicoll Davis In Kickback Row
• Ex-Chesapeake CEO Indicted On Antitrust Charges
• Monster Monopolizing Military Energy Drink Sales, Suit Says
• Class Appeals Tossed $6M Award In Cox Cable Box Bellwether
• Chrysler Denied Expert Report Do-Over In Dealer Suit
• Reid Presses Agencies To Give TWC-Charter Deal A Hard Look
• Senate GOP Blasts White House For Role In Net Neutrality
• Barclays Loses Fight To Get $453M FERC Case Put On Hold
• Mexican Regulator Wants More Airport Slot Competition
• Qualcomm Pays $7.5M To Settle SEC China Bribery Case
• Trucking Co. Tells 3rd Circ. To Greenlight Antitrust Suit
• Australia Floats Plan To Open Up Media Ownership Rules
• FTC Atty Can Be Deposed Over Chicago Hospital Merger
• NCAA Says Ex-Player Lacks Standing In Transfer-Rule Suit
• Hogan Lovells Adds 2 Competition Pros In South Africa
• Pilot Training Co. Defends Deal On $66M Gulfstream Jet
• Olympus To Pay $646M To Settle Kickback, FCPA Probes
• Honeywell Revokes $90.3B Bid For United Technologies