Competition Archive » April, 2016

Competition - April, 2016

401 articles

• 11th Circ. Rules For HHS In Drug Dosage Medicaid Billing Suit
• Canadian Antitrust Enforcers Win Fight With RE Board
• Blagojevich Tells Justices To Take His Case After Resentencing
• OPINION: Engaging The Media May Help Your Client
• Pool Products Conspiracy Claims Sink In Antitrust MDL
• Hollister, Byram To Pay $21M In FCA Kickbacks Case
• Attys Urge China To Limit Unfair Competition Law
• Cement Cos. In Australia Hit With $14.1M Antitrust Penalty
• MasterCard Says UK Fee Settlement Loss Could Top $270M
• AB InBev Offers More Merger Concessions To EU Regulator
• FERC Manipulation Theory Is Baseless, Energy Trader Says
• FERC Floats $225M Penalty For Total Gas Manipulation Charge
• FIFA Bans Caribbean Soccer Official For Ethics Violations
• Mylan, Ranbaxy Push 3rd Circ. To Nix Provigil Class
• Rising Star: Robins Kaplan's William Reiss
• Alere Refuses Abbott Bid To Back Out Of $5.8B Merger
• State Control Of Hospital Merger Review May Be A Good Idea
• Highlights From 2nd FCC Video Marketplace Workshop
• Rising Star: Whatley Kallas LLP's Henry C. Quillen
• Markit, ISDA Offer Concessions To Settle CDS Investigation
• FCC Advances Plan For New Business Data Regs Regime
• Split 9th Circ. OKs Steeper Sentences For Medical Suppliers
• Abbott's Cardio-Focused $25B Deal Could Raise FTC's Pulse
• Pharmacies Say Express Scripts Conspiracy Suit Has Legs
• InterDigital Wants Fed. Circ. To Eye Microsoft Antitrust Row
• $835M Dow Chemical Price-Fixing Settlement Clears Hurdle
• Disbarred 'Kids For Cash' Atty Ducks Sanctions Bid
• FCA Whistleblower Slams Hospice's Bid To Block Witnesses
• 25 Charged With Fraud In $26M Medicare Part D Sweep
• Atty In NY Mayor Bribery Scheme Officially Disbarred
• 2nd Circ. Upholds NY Politician's Corruption Conviction
• Comcast, Roku Prove FCC Can Unlock Set-Top Box: Wheeler
• Collusion Confusion: An Economist's View Of Airline Case
• Houston Atty Makes Bid To Nix Lengthy RICO Suit Sanctions
• Using The New Federal Rules To Rein In Discovery
• Colgate To Pay Australia $14M Over Soap Collusion
• DOJ Orders Divestitures For $4B KeyCorp, First Niagara Deal
• Aetna V. BASM: A Health Care War Over Costs And Contracts
• Longtime UK Expats Lose Bid For Brexit Voting Rights
• Dentons: A New Kind Of Network?
• Wachtell Steers Abbott In $25B Deal For St. Jude Medical
• 22 Firms Win Top Marks From GCs On AFAs
• FTC Settles Monopoly Case With Medical Polymer Co. Invibio
• 'Relentless Bully' Atty Files Antitrust Suit Over Disbarment
• Hall Render Makes NC Debut With Trio From K&L Gates
• MLB Antitrust Objector's Lead Atty To Face Sanctions Bid
• Tata Hit With Injunction After $940M Trade Secrets Verdict
• Aetna-Humana Deal Will Hurt Nearly 400 Markets, AHA Says
• FERC Rulings Jeopardize Grid Project Goals, DC Circ. Told
• FERC Blocks Ohio Coal Plant Subsidy Deals
• China Blasts US Steel Allegations Over Price-Fixing, IP Theft
• Rising Star: Cravath's Kevin Orsini
• Google Presses FCC On New Set-Top Box Privacy Rules
• Barclays Traders' Boss Denies Libor-Rigging Knowledge
• New Regulations May Spark Shipping Deals Surge
• Gulfstream, Training Co. Say Deal Immune From Antitrust Suit
• Olympus Expands Global Team With GC, Compliance Officer
• Drinker Biddle At Wit's End With Disk Drive MDL Client
• Comcast Asks 3rd Circ. To OK Class For $15.5M Deal
• Justices Skeptical Of Bribery Law In McDonnell Case
• Hitachi Chemical To Plead Guilty In Cartel Probe
• Getty Images Lodges EU Antitrust Complaint Against Google
• Why Investors Are Suing Under Antitrust, Futures Laws
• M&A Strategies In A World Of Rising Antitrust Risk: Part 2
• 4th Circ. Revives FCA Suit Over Pfizer Pain Patch
• Lupin Wins Feds' OK Of Settlement In $850M Gavis Buy
• Smoother Sailing For Charter-TWC Than Failed Comcast Buy
• Rising Star: Baker Botts' William Lavery
• Allergan, Others Hit With Generic Drug Price-Fixing Suit
• Car Buyers Lose Bid To Revive Shipping Antitrust Claims
• PE Firm Denies It Has To Arbitrate Beer Co.'s $500M Claim
• Monster Blasts Rival's Antitrust Claims, Urges Dismissal
• Ardagh Launches $2.9B Bond To Help Buy Ball, Rexam Plants
• S. Korea Hands Out $306M In Fines For LNG Tank Bid-Rigging
• Barclays Exec Admits Trader's Boss Set Flawed Libor Example
• Disbarred Atty Faces Sanctions On 'Kids For Cash' Settlement
• Ticketmaster, Live Nation Fight Merger Claims In Antitrust Suit
• M&A Strategies In A World Of Rising Antitrust Risk: Part 1
• UnitedHealth Says Lab Test Kickback Scheme Cost It $50M
• 'King Of Nursing Homes' Seeks New Trial Over Medicare Fraud
• $200M MLB Antitrust Deal Cutting Cost Of Web Streams OK'd
• Romanian High Court Trims Fuel Cartel Fines By $24.2M
• Moldex Doubles Down Against 3M's 'Baseless' Patent Claims
• Drywall Maker Moves To Escape Price-Fixing MDL
• Rising Star: Arnold & Porter's Michael B. Bernstein
• FCC Set-Top Box Plan Will Rewind Progress, Chamber Says
• Chicago Must Face Taxi Cos.' Suit Over 'Unfair' Uber Regs
• Spanish Watchdog Probes Possible IT Services Collusion
• Aluminum Purchasers Lose Bid To Amend Antitrust Suit
• Dell Agrees To Drop CRT Antitrust Claims Against LG
• Southwest Tells 5th Circ. Dallas Airport Lease Terms Flouted
• Nissan Slams Dealers' Suit Over Incentive Program
• Antitrust Group Says Giant Beer Merger Needs Tough Remedy
• Special Access Regs Could Hurt Investment, Cox Warns FCC
• DOJ Approves Charter-TWC Merger With Conditions
• Ball, Rexam Ink $3.2B Divestiture For Antitrust Approval
• Clifford Chance Adds UK Merger Antitrust Chief
• Gov't Hiring Private Attys Is Proper As A Matter Of Law
• Quo Vadis FTC?: The Meaning Of FTC Case Against Endo
• EU Advocate General Backs Belgian Tobacco Law
• ValueAct Hires Boies In Row Over Halliburton Stock Buys
• Costco, Samsung Unit Settle CRT Antitrust Claims In MDL
• Sterling Keeps Up Long-Shot Court Fight Over Clippers Sale
• Atty Exits After 'Unwisely' Repping MLB Settlement Objector
• Pilgrim's Pride Beats Poultry Growers' Antitrust Suit
• Ex-Mont. Lawmaker's Prison Sentence For Corruption Upheld
• Microsoft Drops Antitrust Regulatory Fights With Google
• FTC Asks FCC To Enable Set-Top Box Privacy Enforcement
• Ex-Birdsall CEO Gets 4 Years For Pay-To-Play Scheme
• NJ Investor Gets Probation For Tax Lien Bid-Rigging Scheme
• Paramount Tentatively Settles EU Pay-TV Antitrust Charges
• Contractor Gets 6 Months For Bribing Dallas County Official
• On 3rd Try, EU Court Says Alumina Makers Owe Back Taxes
• Sprint, T-Mobile Tack Away From Comcast On Special Access
• JPMorgan Urges 9th Circ. Not To Revive Price-Rigging Suit
• No Minimum Level For R-Squared In Regression Analysis
• Milk Price Suit Has Soured, California Dairies Says
• Benefits Of Expedited Review Of Sole-Source Drug ANDAs
• UK Watchdog Says Estate Agents Can't Plot On Web Listings
• 4 Reasons Nonpharma Attys Should Know Pay-For-Delay Law
• Avoiding The Pitfalls Of Researching Attorneys In PACER
• JPMorgan Says Silver Trading Antitrust Claims Too Vague
• Sterling Appeals Challenge To Clippers Sale To 9th Circ.
• 2 Indicted For Bribery Scheme Involving Chevron Oil Trades
• Con Ed Agrees To $171M Deal To End Bribery Investigation
• Cleary Gottlieb-Led Dow Gets EU Approval For Corning Deal
• A Review Of Gov't Cases Against Execs In Q1
• Comcast Ballyhoos Set Top Box-Free Programming
• $4.1M Force-Placed Insurance Suit Deal Gets Preliminary OK
• Ex-EU Competition Senior Official Joins Covington
• DOJ Signs Off On Altice-Cablevision Merger
• Barclays, Others Seek Toss Of Gold Price-Fixing MDL
• MLB Fans Push For Antitrust Deal OK Despite Protests
• Banks, Pension Co. Mostly Exit Tribal Embezzlement Dispute
• Power Trader Says FERC Manipulation Charge Can't Stick
• Mediaset, Sky Italia, Others Fined $75M In TV Rights Case
• Reckitt Ducks Drug Supply Order In Mucinex Antitrust Case
• White & Case Opens White Collar-Focused Boston Office
• Former FCC Chief Economist Slams Set-Top Box Plan
• EU Android Case Not Bulletproof Despite Lower Tying Bar
• EU Clears Payment Services Merger With FRAND Commitment
• Feds Want 14 Years For Sheldon Silver, Who Seeks Less Time
• Hollywood Talent Agencies UTA, ICM Beat Antitrust Claims
• Pa. Consultant Pleads Guilty In $3.5M Foreign Bribery Plot
• Abbott CEO Silent On $5.8B Alere Deal Amid FCPA Scrutiny
• Senate Republicans Slam Obama, FCC Regulatory Moves
• Another NJ Doc Gets Prison In Bribe-For-Referral Scheme
• Japanese Auto Parts Exec Pleads Guilty To Price-Fixing
• French Regulator Fines Altice $17M For Noncompliance
• Economics Of Harm From Biologic-Biosimilar Competition
• What 2nd Circ. Signaled In NY Casino Antitrust Case
• EU Says Google Broke Antitrust Rules In Android Case
• Obama's Set-Top Box Move Is Latest Attempt At FCC Meddling
• Insurers Needn't Defend Military Housing Co. In Fraud Case
• Endo, Others Denied Wholesale Info In Pay-For-Delay MDL
• DC Judge 'Troubled' By Market In FTC's Staples Merger Row
• Visa, BofA Rip Lack Of Evidence In Chip-Card Liability Suit
• GSK, Others Appeal UK Watchdog's Pay-For-Delay Penalties
• Visa, BofA Urge Justices To Review ATM Fee Antitrust Row
• Apotex Says Mylan, Ranbaxy Rewrite Law In Provigil Appeal
• Wells Fargo, BofA Want Job Seeker's Antitrust Claims Tossed
• Indian Tribunal Nixes Price-Fixing Penalties On Airlines
• CORRECTION: MLB Fans Say 'Notorious' Objector Behind TV Deal Protest
• AB InBev Firms Up $3B Sale Of 3 European Brands
• Accessory Liability Still Can't Extend FCPA Jurisdiction
• HSBC, Others Say Silver Price-Fixing Allegations Are Flimsy
• Obama's Competition Order Could Be Mainly For Show
• Wall Street Banks Hit With Interest Rate Swaps Antitrust Suit
• The 7 Uber Cases To Watch
• AstraZeneca, Ranbaxy Ask 1st Circ. To Affirm Nexium Win
• Avaya Ordered To Produce Billing Records In $66M Fee Fight
• Quinn, Pearson Get $253M In $1.86B Deal Ending CDS Action
• 2 Cable Cos. Blast FCC Plan To Reimpose Biz-Data Rate Regs
• American, Delta, United Accused Of Fixing Multicity Fares
• NJ Blood Lab Owner Gets Prison For Bribery Scheme
• Judge Asked To Rethink Hueston Hennigan DQ In Fraud Suit
• Forex Investors Pursuing Settled Claims, Banks Say
• Miami Doc Gets 9 Years For $30M Medicare Fraud Ring
• Judge Declines To Unseal Full FIFA Plea Deals
• Feds Tell 5th Circ. KBR Is Liable For Employee Kickbacks
• Contractor Admits To Bribes For $171M In Army Work
• Insurer Ordered To Defend Allergists In Competition Suit
• Tyson Ruling Can't Save Class In Price-Fix Row: Rail Carriers
• EU Antitrust Watchdog Zeroes In On Google Contracts
• Another Take On Reed Smith, Pepper Hamilton Merger Talks
• A Look At China's Draft Antitrust Rules For Auto Industry
• The Best Law Firms For Female Partners
• The Glass Ceiling Report
• The Top 5 Ways BigLaw Is Failing Women
• The 100 Best Law Firms For Female Attorneys
• Powertool Co. Makita Exits Saw-Safety Tool Boycott Suit
• Mitsubishi To Pay $84M In Parts Antitrust MDL
• Wis. Jury Hits Tata Units With $940M Trade Secrets Verdict
• Nexstar, Media General Slam Merger Protests At FCC
• Pom Ruling Controls Diet Drugs False Ad Claims: 9th Circ.
• Affairs Counter Sheldon Silver's Character Claim, Gov't Says
• Chicago Hospitals Lose Bid To Close FTC Case Early
• Chesapeake Energy Antitrust Suits Consolidated In Okla.
• Buyers Urge 3rd Circ. To Reopen Effexor Pay-For-Delay Suit
• Roku Urges FCC Against Data Caps In Charter-TWC Review
• Ex-NY Sen. Skelos Denied Acquittal, New Corruption Trial
• Direct Purchaser Attys Win $11M In Fees In Optical Drive MDL
• Bodybuilding Organizations Say Antitrust Suit Is Weak
• 4 Takeaways From ABA Antitrust Section's Spring Meeting
• Ex-Chicago Parking Meter Co. Exec Cops To Bribes
• White House Backs FCC Set-Top Box Plan As Some Cry Foul
• DOJ Closes Grand Jury Antitrust Probe Into SandRidge
• Renata Hesse Selected To Head DOJ's Antitrust Division
• Uber CEO Says Rider Waived Right To Bring Class Action
• Carlton Fields Dodges DQ In Tenn. Insurance Liability Row
• 5 Takeaways From DC Circ. Arguments In 1st CFPB Appeal
• OPINION: Advising The GOP About Its Obligation To Advise
• Aetna Wins $37.4M Jury Verdict Over Medical Billing Fraud
• Texas Oil Units Oppose 2nd Arbitration With Saudi Co.
• Sparring Beef Co., Koch Ranch Seek New Trial In Cattle Fight
• 3rd Circ. Shuns Marine Radio Providers' Collusion Suit
• Bombardier Challenges $1.3B Chicago Transit Contract Award
• DOJ Cuts Deal For Two WV Hospitals In Antitrust Row
• FCC Urged To Adopt States' Charter-TWC Merger Conditions
• Hospital CEO Says Rival Openly Backed FTC In Merger Row
• Cisco Looks To Pause Arista's Network-Tech Antitrust Suit
• Court Rulings Put FERC Enforcement Bull's-Eye On Individuals
• Texas City Manager Indicted In Pay-To-Play Bribery Scheme
• Shell, Cohort Fleeced Calif. For $1B, FERC Judge Says
• Cable Group Rips Verizon's Special Access Regs Proposal
• 'Public Figure' From Sheldon Silver's Past To Be Identified
• Tucker Ellis Snags Ex-DLA Piper Antitrust Litigation Pro
• Deutsche Bank Close To Deal In Gold Price-Fixing MDL
• 7 Juiciest Lines From The Barclays Libor Trial Openings
• Auto Shops Slam Insurers' Move To Toss RICO Class Action
• Cotton Cos., Yarn Firm Say Mediation Won't Settle $300M Row
• Judge Won't Toss $370M Air Cargo Suit
• Berwin Leighton Paisner Adds Hausfeld Competition Pro
• Walgreens Urges 3rd Circ. To Keep Provigil Class Certified
• Deutsche Bank Nears Deal In Silver Price-Fixing Row
• Libor Investors Say Order Supports Jurisdiction Over Banks
• Halliburton Merger Judge Recuses Over Schlumberger Stake
• 5 Things That Bother Economists About Antitrust Law
• Noted Antitrust Expert Joins McDermott In DC
• Toshiba Says Sharp's CRT Claim Belongs In Japan
• InterDigital Can't Escape Microsoft's SEP Antitrust Suit
• Indian Tribunal Halts LafargeHolcim Divestiture Process
• Ex-DOJ Atty Urges Coordination In Defending Global Mergers
• UK Fines Pfizer For Missed Deadline In Epilepsy Med Probe
• Spanish Watchdog Starts Antitrust Probe Of Telefonica
• UK Mulling IPO Tweaks To Boost Bank Competition
• Comcast Says NBC Station's Contract Sinks Antitrust Suit
• 3 FCPA Risks For Companies Heading To Cuba
• Ex-RBS Libor Submitter Banned From Financial Industry
• DOJ, FTC Vow Antitrust Watchdog Role In Defense Mergers
• Blue Cross Exec Says Hospital Merger Bad For Chicago Area
• FCC Told Set-Top Box Plan Is Long Overdue
• Ex-Tribal Biz Partner Charged In Kickback Scheme
• Spirit Air Customers' $140M Suit Hits Headwinds At 11th Circ.
• Discovery Extended In Aluminum Buyer Antitrust Suit
• Cumulus Hit With Antitrust Suit Over Advertising Payouts
• Hitachi Cuts Away From Table Saw Antitrust Suit
• FCC's Wheeler Plugs 'Urgent' Action On Special Access Regs
• UK Law Society Accused Of Monopolizing Financial Training
• Chinese Anti-Bribery Law May Be Changing
• DC Circ. Judge Slams Too Much Power At Top In CFPB Case
• Beer Giants Offer Concessions For $100B Deal To EC
• Chicago Couple Charged In $45M Medicare, H-1B Visa Frauds
• Cohen & Gresser Opens DC Office, Hires Cozen Antitrust Pro
• Risky Trust Structure Doomed Canadian Pacific-Norfolk Deal
• CMA CGM Offers Concessions In $2.5B Neptune Deal
• Watchdog Groups Rip Ex-Va. Gov.'s High Court Appeal
• NBC Affiliates Urge FCC To Keep Retransmission Regime
• PHH Case Poised To Test CFPB's Constitutionality
• DOJ Names Antitrust Division Chief As New No. 3
• FTC's Hospital Merger Challenge Kicks Off In Pa. Court
• Chicago-Area Hospitals Rip FTC's 'False Market' In Merger Row
• Dolby Making Baseless IP Claims To Rival's Customers: Suit
• Staples, Office Depot Slams FTC's 'Hypocrisy' On Amazon Info
• A Review Of ABA Antitrust Section's Spring Meeting
• Sony To Shell Out $19.5M To End Battery Antitrust Claims
• Set-Top Box Plan Will Stifle Innovation, FCC Told
• KaloBios Vows No Predatory Drug Pricing After Bankruptcy
• JPMorgan Says Silver Traders Have No Proof Of Monopoly
• Allied Can't Recoup $8M FTC Defense Costs, 9th Circ. Told
• No $15B Hutchison-O2 Deal Without Divestitures, UK Says
• Endo, Impax Move To Trim Opana Pay-For-Delay MDL
• Ex-FIFA VP Becomes 15th To Admit Guilt In US Probe
• SFO's Barclays Libor Case 'Contradicts Reason,' Defense Says
• Testing The 5th: Compelled Testimony From Foreign Gov'ts
• Canadian Pacific Drops $30B Deal For Norfolk Southern
• Justice Dept.'s FCPA Carrot Likely Not Enough For Most Cos.
• Halliburton Wants DOJ $34B Baker Hughes Suit In Texas
• SEC Winds Down Venezuela Bank Bribery Case
• LD Vision Tells 10th Circ. Utah Is Blind To Lens Price Law
• FCC's Wheeler Pushes Business Data Services Regs
• FTC Competition Chief Stands By Declaration Practices
• $200M Suture Antitrust Suit Nixed For Lack Of Market Power
• Attys Must Flag Antitrust Problems In M&A, Enforcers Say
• DOJ Slams Canadian Pacific's Rail Merger Structure
• DOJ's New FCPA Pilot Program Will Have Only Marginal Impact
• Legal Delivery In The 'Gig Economy'
• PHH Can't Shirk Force-Placed Insurance Class Suit In NJ
• Libor Traders Deny Blame For Barclays' 'Monumental Failing'
• Moldex Urges Court To Nix 3M's 'Unclean Hands' Defense
• Ex-Access CEO Can't Now Claim Substance Abuse
• Adderall Buyers Seek Approval Of $15M Pay-For-Delay Deal
• Training Co. Wants Gulfstream Antitrust Suit Kept Intact
• Ex-Top Prosecutor Says Skills Will Boost Hogan Lovells
• Panama Papers Breathe New Life Into FIFA Corruption Scandal
• Testimony Alignment Matters For Antitrust Wins, Judges Say
• FTC Wins Order Barring Japan Drug Co. From Generics Deals
• FTC's McSweeny Criticizes Proposed Merger Review Reforms
• NJ Landlord Admits To Karaoke Permit Bribery Scheme
• Fla. Stores Make New Attempt To Join Milk Price Suits
• FBI Looks For Antitrust Schemes Amid Foreign Corruption
• Mitsubishi, Mexican Salt Plant Hit With $600M Antitrust Suit
• Novartis, Feds Ordered To Hash Out Kickbacks Discovery
• Fla. Judge Trims Sentences For $63M Health Care Fraud
• Netherlands Watchdog Won't Regulate Business Fiber Optics
• FCC Office Wiring Regs Would Hurt Economy: Industry Study
• Las Vegas Sands Pays $9M To Settle FCPA Claim
• Antitrust Leniency Isn't Absolution, DOJ Official Says
• EU Official Joins Covington's European Competition Practice
• Ex-Barclays Traders Knew Libor Rig Was Dishonest, SFO Says
• AGs Say Less-Formal Antitrust Deals Going Out Of Style
• Quinn Emanuel Partner Tapped As New Executive Deputy AG
• Narrow Reading Of HSR Investment-Only Exemption Continues
• 6 Takeaways From Novartis FCPA Case
• 7th Circ. Nixes Challenges To FERC Project-Rights Rule
• Increased Scrutiny From DOJ Spells Trouble For Megamergers
• Staples' Bold Move Shores Up Status Quo In FTC Fight
• DC Circ. Prepping To Grill CFPB On Director's Powers
• DOJ No Pushover On Merger Divestitures, Lynch Says
• Dow To Pay $400M To End Opt-Out Urethane Price-Fix Claims
• FIFA Opens Ethics Probe Of Match Agent After Guilty Plea
• 4 Takeaways From The DOJ's Halliburton-Baker Hughes Fight
• Antitrust Rule Of Reason Cases Tough To Try, Judges Say
• Former NJ City Official Admits To Rigging Contracts
• Judge Delays Pa. Rep.'s Corruption Trial For Email Review
• DOJ Ends Newark Airport Suit After United Scraps Slot Lease
• CVS, Rite Aid Hit Warner Chilcott With Loestrin Antitrust Suit
• SFO Says Greed Drove Ex-Barclays Traders To Rig Libor
• Ex-Utah AG Now Wants Evidence Hearing In Bribery Suit
• Baker & McKenzie Hires Senior DOJ Antitrust Litigator
• Succession Planning: A Key Strategy For Law Firm Longevity
• Why DOJ Needs To Extend Anheuser-Modelo Consent Decree
• DOJ Sues To Block Halliburton's $34B Baker Hughes Deal
• DOJ Antitrust 'Legend' Bernard Hollander Dies
• DOJ's No. 3 Exiting, Antitrust Head Expected To Replace Him
• FCC's 'Nutrition' Labels Mostly Empty Calories, For Now
• FTC Section 5 Guidance A Positive Step, Experts Tell Congress
• Fattah Loses Bid To Toss Conspiracy Scheme Charges
• Regulatory Actions Don't Mean Misconduct, Qualcomm Says
• Banks: ISDAfix Case Doesn't Support Revival Of Libor Claims
• Egg Buyers Don't Prove Liability In Antitrust Suit, Judge Told
• FIFA Opens Panama Papers Probe Of Ethics Panel Member
• Travelers Denied Win In Row Over Becton's $167M In Deals
• Comcast Slams 'Baseless' Racial Discrimination Claims
• Marketing Co. Wants Assets Unfrozen In FCA Kickbacks Suit
• Keep $950M Antitrust Suit Alive, Solar Co. Tells 6th Circ.
• Bharara Seeks 12-15 Years For Ex-NY Senate Leader Skelos
• Charter-TWC Deal Slammed By Progressive Caucus Co-Chairs
• Freight Forwarder Users Excluded From Air Cargo Settlements
• SFO Calls Libor Rig 'Stealing' As Barclays Trial Kicks Off
• GSK, Teva Pick Up Steam In Lamictal Pay-For-Delay Cert Bid
• Lewis Brisbois Adds Ex-Dickstein Shapiro Antitrust Atty
• FERC Says Total Can't Fight Manipulation Charge In Court
• FTC Amicus Brief Highlights Post-Actavis Challenges
• Staples Says FTC 'Failed Utterly' In Antitrust Case
• ValueAct Case Could Clarify Investment Notification Rule
• 9th Circ. Backs Boot Of $20B Anheuser-Modelo Merger Suit
• Alaska Air, Virgin America Face Bumpy Antitrust Ride
• DC Judge Questions How FTC Inked Staples Merger Challenge
• Feds Insist Arnold & Porter Has Conflict With Senator's Pal
• FTC Can Present Exec Testimony At Hospital Tie-Up Hearing
• 3M Blasts Moldex Antitrust Claims Over Earplug IP Suit
• GAO Asked To Probe Set-Top Box Plan's Impact On Diversity
• EC Says Probe Of Apple's Ireland Tax Deal Needs More Time
• FERC Cops Stand By Energy Trader Manipulation Charges
• Public Info-Based FCA Suit Can't Survive, PharMerica Says
• Suture To Take $200M Antitrust Suit Dismissal To 10th Circ.
• FCC Releases 'Nutritional Labels' For Broadband Service
• K&L Gates Lands Competition Partner From Corrs Chambers
• DOJ Sues ValueAct Over Stock Buys During Halliburton Deal
• FCC Continues Its Foray Into Video Competition
• Alaska Air Inks $2.6B Deal For Virgin America
• NY AG Antitrust Chief To Join Gibson Dunn
• NAM Urges Justices To Take Up Lamictal Pay-For-Delay Case
• LSU Hospital Operator's Antitrust Suit Can Proceed: Judge
• Au Pairs Win Bid To Keep Wage-Fixing Class Action Alive
• Freddie Mac Refused Third Shot At Libor Fraud Claims
• Staples Blocks FTC's Amazon Evidence In Merger Row
• Canada Fines Another Auto Parts Co. $13M For Price-Fixing
• Fla. Insurance Regulator OKs Anthem-Cigna Deal
• Fla. Corruption Law Puts Target On Government Contractors
• Feds Blast Ex-Va. Gov.'s High Court Bribery Appeal
• Fox Subsidiary Pays $5.9M To Ditch No-Poach Class Action
• FCC Chair Says Netflix's Throttling Beyond Agency Authority
• Standard Chartered Escapes Forex MDL
• National Oilwell Units Say $881M ICC Fight Halts US Case
• The 2016 Rising Stars, By Firm
• Disney, ABC Tell FCC Retrans Consent Market 'Not Broken'
• Hospital Execs' Hearing Statements Not Hearsay, FTC Argues
• UK Watchdog Looks For A Comeback At Barclays Libor Trial
• Electric Shock: A Closer Look At FERC V. Barclays