Competition Archive » June, 2016

Competition - June, 2016

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• Nixed $7B Swipe Fee Deal Sends Warning On Class Conflicts
• Nucap Blasts Bosch's Antitrust Arguments In Brake IP Fight
• Miami-Dade Seeks Dismissal Of Taxis' Suit Over 'Uber Law'
• Sen. Warren Calls On Gov't To Step Up Antitrust Action
• Mylan Offers Antitrust Fixes To EU For $10B Meda Buy
• How McDonnell Changes Public Corruption Prosecution
• 5G Rollout May Flatten Small Carriers, FCC Warned
• UK Political Upheaval Could Delay Brexit Talks Until 2017
• EU Probes Possible AB InBev Belgian Trade Restriction
• Contractor Pleads Not Guilty In Mont. Tribe Corruption Scandal
• Taiwan Auto Parts Co. Reaches Deal In Price-Fixing Row
• Judge Recommends No Partial Win In Furniture Co. FCA Suit
• NY Should Unify Standards For Atty Fees Against State Agency
• $7B Visa, MasterCard Antitrust Deal Nixed By 2nd Circ.
• FTC Urges Pa. Judge Not To Extend Deadline For Abbvie Docs
• JPMorgan Beats Claims It Tarnished Silver Futures Market
• Visa Strikes Back In Wal-Mart Row Over Swipe Fees
• 2 Real Estate Investors Admit Rigging Foreclosure Auctions
• SEC Rebuffs Challenge To Nasdaq, NYSE Market Data Pricing
• FTC Beefs Up Fines For Premerger Violations, Deceptive Acts
• Lamictal Pay-For-Delay Row Shouldn't Be Paused, Buyers Say
• AT&T Blasts Unnecessary 'Reregulation' Of Biz Data Services
• Heart Device Maker Pays $8M To End FCA Kickback Suit
• DOJ Merger Probes More Likely To Spell Trouble Than FTC
• Ballard Slaps Symphony Health With Antitrust Fee Suit
• Fitbit Alleges Jawbone Misrepresented Product In IP Row
• Optical Disk Drive Buyers Seek OK For $125M In Settlements
• 3rd Circ. Wants Arguments Limited To Market In Doryx Row
• 'Kickbacks' In FCA Suit Were Just Discounts, Omnicare Says
• Volvo Provision Hints At Enormity Of Truck Cartel Decision
• How To Manage Your Law School Debt After Graduation
• Furniture Cos. Lied About Small Business Status, Relator Says
• Ex-Chief Investigator For Dallas DA Admits Taking Bribe
• Telefonica, Portugal Telecom Can't Beat EU Antitrust Case
• How To Become The Firm Every GC Wants To Hire
• NJ Blood Lab Cops To Role In $100M Referral Scheme
• Customers Blast Airlines' Bid To Duck Price-Fixing MDL
• The 24 Firms GCs Love The Most
• Medco Says Ex-Worker Has 'No Evidence' Of Kickbacks
• Cable Group Blasts Charter-TWC Overbuild Merger Condition
• Verizon, INCOMPAS Push Biz Data Services Plan At FCC
• FCC's Wheeler Moves To Keep Many Media Ownership Limits
• British Lawyers Urge UK To Ensure They Can Still Work In EU
• Ex-MoFo Antitrust Pro Launches Pasadena Boutique
• Indivior Scores Docs In Suboxone Product-Hopping MDL
• Jury Reaches Undisclosed Verdict On 3 In Barclays Libor Case
• FTC Accepts Divestitures For Ball's $7.2B Rexam Deal
• Canadian Regulator OKs $982M Superior Plus, Canexus Deal
• Ill. Insurance Dept. Greenlights Aetna's $37B Humana Buy
• World Bank Provides New Insights Into Its Sanctions System
• High Court To Hear Visa, Mastercard Antitrust Appeal
• The Firms That Won Big At the Supreme Court
• Ranbaxy: Court Recognizes Fraud-On-The-FDA Antitrust Claim
• The Top Supreme Court Dissents Of The Term
• The Supreme Court Term By The Numbers
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court's Term
• Hueston Hennigan DQ Order Stands In Kickback Fraud Suit
• A Divided Court Finds New Ways To Be Unanimous
• FIFA To Take Over Argentine Soccer Amid Fraud Allegations
• RJR Nabisco Ruling Allows Libor Rigging Claims, Judges Told
• High Court Reins In DOJ With Tightened Bribery Standard
• 8 Wasn't Enough For Lawyers Seeking High Court Clarity
• Attorneys React To High Court's Political Bribery Ruling
• Judge Removes Self From Prepa Kickback Suit
• Biz Data Services Regs Will Slow 5G, FCC Commish Says
• Calif. Judge Moves AmEx Fraud Liability Row To NY
• Chinese Billionaire Faces Fresh Indictment In UN Bribe Case
• FTC Says Ill. Merger Case Shouldn't Sway 3rd Circ. Appeal
• Settlement Paves Way For $6.6B Australian Freight Takeover
• Doctor Groups Back Texas Medical Board In Antitrust Appeal
• Verizon & XO Urge FCC To Ignore Dish Protest To $1.8B Deal
• UK Constitution Could Hold The Key To Reversing Brexit
• High Court Won't Hear Ex-Detroit Mayor's Bribery Appeal
• The Cloud And Ethical Considerations For Lawyers
• Marriott's $13.6B Starwood Buy Gets EC Approval
• Sanofi Investors Lose Bid To Revive Kickback Allegations
• Volvo Puts Aside $275M More For EU Antitrust Fine
• Supreme Court Won't Hear Kaiser-Union Antitrust Appeal
• FTC Challenges $982M Merger Of Chemical Suppliers
• A Few Important Decisions From The 'Inferior' Courts
• High Court Vacates Ex-Va. Gov.'s Corruption Conviction
• UK Competition Watchdog Calls For Energy Price Caps
• Brexit Vote Creates Conundrums For Competition Attorneys
• T-Mobile CEO Defends 'Binge On' At FCC
• FTC Approves ProMedica's Divestiture Of Ohio Hospital
• Petrobras' Bid To Delay Shareholder Suit Denied
• WADA Suspends Rio Lab Set To Handle Olympics Doping Tests
• 4 Remaining Net Neutrality Sticking Points
• Attys React To UK's Historic Decision To Leave EU
• Actavis Opposes Further Doc Production In Suboxone MDL
• Auto Parts Purchasers Secure Cert. In Price-Fixing Suit
• FCC's Wheeler Floats Proposed Rules For Spectrum For 5G
• Boies Schiller Beats Ex-Model's Malpractice Suit On Appeal
• Post-Brexit Uncertainty May Yield Mixed Bag For UK Courts
• Watson Wants Lidoderm, Opana Pay-For-Delay Suits Split
• Creating A Partial Solution To Delayed Generic Competition
• 6 Areas Of UK Law Most Affected By Brexit
• The Many Uses Of Shell Companies
• How Lawyers Can Harness The Power Of Social Media
• Brexit Vote Casts UK Into Regulatory Wilderness
• How Britain Could Challenge The Brexit Results
• The EU Regulations To Watch Post-Brexit
• UK Votes To Leave EU In Historic Decision
• Efficacy Of IAAF Russia Track Ban Murky As Olympics Near
• Horizon Can Redact Insurance Plan Docs, NJ Panel Rules
• Ex-Navy Official Cops To Bribery In Contracts Scandal
• Turkish Soccer Club Loses Challenge To UEFA Financial Rules
• Former FTC Commish Questions FCC's Economic Analysis
• Calif. Official Urges DOJ To Block Aetna's $37B Humana Buy
• Lithuanian Grocer, Baker Hit With €16M In Price-Fixing Fines
• Southwest Pans Delta's Anti-Competitive Behavior Claims
• American, Delta, United Want Multicity Fare Antitrust Suit Axed
• Libor Jury Told To Go For Majority After Quick Impasse
• Sandoz Misled About FDA Approval Of Drug, Competitors Say
• HSBC, Citi's $58M In Yen Libor Deals Get Preliminary OK
• Home Depot's Credit-Card Antitrust Claims: Privacy Takeaways
• From The Partner's Desk: Tips For Recent Law Grads
• Ex-UN Leader Dies 5 Days Before Hearing In Bribery Case
• Asia-Pacific Leads But Global Cartel Fines Drop, Report Says
• Ill. Hospitals Request Expiration Date On Merger Injunction
• EU, S. Africa Competition Watchdogs Say They'll Cooperate
• Fattah Case Stirs Political Criminalization Fears
• Dem Senators Ask DOJ To Stop 2 Health Care Mergers
• White House Decries Antitrust Funding Level In House Bill
• Cable Cos. Say FCC Fee Rates Unfairly Subsidize Satellite
• High School Sports Group Supports NCAA In O'Bannon Appeal
• Trade Groups Slam FCC Net Neutrality Transparency Guidance
• EU Court Rejects Whirlpool Challenge To French State Aid
• New Top Antitrust Civil Enforcer Picked From DOJ Ranks
• Mexico Pours $4.9M In Fines Over Sugar Cartel
• Uber Doubles Down On Arbitration Bid In CEO Price-Fixing Suit
• 7 Things US Attorneys Should Know As Brexit Voting Begins
• Tesoro Divests Fuel Terminal In Alaskan Oil Deal
• Philippines Cos. Want Dialogue With Regulator Over $1B Deal
• Feds Announce Arrests In $900M Medicare Fraud Takedown
• FTC's Confusing Attempt To Comply With The E-Warranty Act
• 'Taking My Talents To South Beach': Law Firm Version
• Charter Says Zoom's Merger Objections Are Same Old Issues
• FTC Hospital Merger Loss Tees Up Fight Over Market Test
• Broadcasters Call FCC Broadcast Ownership Rules 'Outdated'
• Texas Medical Board Claims Immunity From Telemedicine Suit
• FERC Urged To Block New FirstEnergy Subsidy Plan
• Sens. Slam 'Anti-Competitive' Wiley Rein Pharma Presentation
• NY Lawmakers Criminalize Use Of Ticket-Buying 'Bots'
• Bank Wants Out Of Tribe's Latest Form Of Embezzlement Row
• NY Wholesaler Hits Allergan, Others With Antitrust Suit
• IOC Pres Says Track Athletes May Still Run For Russia
• Ariz. Utility Says SolarCity's Antitrust Suit Cannot Stand
• Goldman Sachs Needn't Hand Over Docs In Price-Fixing MDL
• Latham & Watkins Nabs Freshfields Partner For NY Office
• UK Competition Attorneys Brace For The Worst As Brexit Nears
• Buyers Tell 3rd Circ. Car Shipping Antitrust Ruling Misfired
• Black & Decker Must Face Antitrust Suit After Justices' Rebuff
• Not Guilty, Again: Individual Corporate Liability After Reichel
• UK Antitrust Agency Backs Price Rules For British Telecom
• Uber A Required Party To Rider's Price-Fixing Suit, Judge Finds
• Convicted Superfund Project Manager Loses 3rd Circ. Appeal
• Firms Must Plant Roots In These Cities To Compete Globally
• 4 Firms Lead The Pack In Global Expansion
• Law360 Reveals The Global 20 Firms Of 2016
• FTC Failed To Define Market In Hospital Merger Case: Judge
• CenturyLink Tells FCC To Toss Special-Access Data Analysis
• FBI Fights Bid To Suppress Wiretaps In Bid-Rigging Case
• New Philippine Watchdog To Review $1.48B Telecom Deal
• Ex-VA Med Center Exec Faces 57 Months For Bribery Scandal
• Sen. Pushes Doping Watchdog For Answers In Russia Scandal
• Antitrust Profs Back Up NCAA In O'Bannon Appeal
• Calif. Regulator Backs $37B Aetna-Humana Merger
• FCC Will Vote On Spectrum For 5G, Wheeler Says
• $225M Auto Parts Price-Fixing Deal Gets Final Nod
• Suboxone Buyers Slam Comparison To Sanofi's Antitrust Win
• Banks In Libor MDL Scolded For Tardy Discovery
• Hospital Merger Ruling Missed The Boat, FTC Tells 3rd Circ.
• EU's Antitrust Agency OKs Ardagh's Ball Corp., Rexam Buy
• Power Trader Hit With $2.8M FERC Penalty For Market Rigging
• Hitachi Chemical To Pay $3.8M Price-Fixing Fine In DOJ Case
• An Important Tip For Academic, Nonprofit Hospital Mergers
• Whistleblowers Lose 1st Circ. Appeal Of Novartis FCA Suit
• Ex-Fla. Highway Authority Official's Bribery Conviction Upheld
• Foam Co. Looks To Spread Risk In UK Cartel Damages Suit
• Kobre & Kim Adds Ex-Federal Prosecutor To London Team
• More Fla. Providers Seek Toss Of Anesthesia Kickback Suit
• Disney Tells FCC Channel-Bundling Is Not Anti-Competitive
• Investors Seek Nod For $35M HSBC Deal In Yen Libor Suit
• FTC Orders Divestitures For $4.2B Cement Merger
• Where Pay-For-Delay Stands 3 Years After Actavis
• Pa. Prosecutors Want Driller Royalty Row Back In State Court
• Total Says Federal Courts Are Judges Of Gas Act Violations
• Nat'l Oilwell Varco Can't Halt Bribery Arbitration In Texas
• DC Antitrust Group, Law Profs Back NCAA's O'Bannon Appeal
• Chicago Hospital Merger Put On Ice While FTC Appeals
• Sony, Others Slam Cert. Bid In Digital Music Price-Fixing MDL
• 7th Circ. Won't Revisit FERC Project-Rights Ruling
• 5 Takeaways From DC Circ.'s Net Neutrality Ruling
• Man Sentenced To 8 Years For Defrauding Calif. Tribe Of $18M
• Health Hires: Quarles, Sheppard Mullin, Manatt Grow in DC
• Reno In Cahoots With Nevada Recycling Cos., Suit Says
• Int'l Track And Field Body Bars Russia From Rio Olympics
• Ex-Warner Chilcott Exec Acquitted In Doctor Bribery Scheme
• What To Expect From China's Drug Pricing Investigation
• Water Treatment Chemicals Co. Hit With $5M Antitrust Penalty
• 'Bully' Atty's 2nd Bid To DQ Judge 'Improper,' 'Meritless'
• Ranbaxy Can't Duck Antitrust Suit Over Generic Applications
• Block Anthem-Cigna Deal, Calif. Insurance Head Tells DOJ
• Ill. Property Owners Seek Class Cert. In Tax Scheme Row
• Texas Rep. Asks FTC To Eye Austin's Rules For Uber, Lyft
• Rural Carriers Group Urges FCC To Keep 5G Competitive
• Merger Remedies Key To Enforcement, DOJ Official Says
• Divorce, Wall Street Style
• Energy Exec Pleads Guilty To Venezuela Corruption Scheme
• Shake-Up In Hotel Competition Standards: Key Takeaways
• Key Points In DC Circ. Decision Upholding Net Neutrality
• Bribery Case Against Ex-Warner Chilcott Exec Heads To Jury
• Dentists Can't Call Unrelated Acts A Conspiracy, Suppliers Say
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Firing Of Marsh Execs In Bid-Rig Case
• FTC, Ill. AG Hope To Stop Hospital Merger At 7th Circ.
• Sen. Panel OKs Small-ISP Net Neutrality Reporting Exemption
• EU High Court Upholds $17.3M Calcium Carbide Cartel Fines
• PGA Tour Caddies Appeal Human Billboard Suit In 9th Circ.
• FTC's Hospital Merger Enforcement Hangs In The Balance
• Medical Providers Say Anesthesia Kickback Suit Fails
• Home Depot Takes Credit-Card Antitrust Claims To Home Court
• 2 Sentenced For Bribing Military Officials For Trucking Work
• Libor Investors Denied 12 Years Of Bank Data
• Jawbone Seeks End To Patent Fight With Fitbit
• Louis Berger Sues Former Exec Over $17.1M FCPA Penalty
• Petrobras Challenge To Investor Class Cert. Goes Forward
• Chicago Taxis Urge 7th Circ. To Stop Uber, Lyft Laws
• Shearman Adds Veteran Antitrust Litigator From Boies Schiller
• India Launches New Cotton Antitrust Probes Into Monsanto
• Toshiba Seeks Exit From Dell Suit In Lithium-Ion Battery MDL
• 2 Japanese Cos., 5 Execs Face Auto Parts Antitrust Charges
• Why Olympic Runner's Antitrust Suit Didn't Clear Hurdle
• Cablevision-Altice Clears Final Regulatory Hurdle In NY
• Italian Vending Machine Cartel Fined More Than $116M
• Antitrust Complaint More Than Holds Its Own, Dentists Say
• Char-Broil Fires Up Grill Antitrust Case Against Weber
• Net Neutrality Win Is Vindication For Wheeler's FCC
• Grassley Urges DOJ To 'Analyze' $130B Dow-DuPont Merger
• Sens. Unveil New Bill Aimed To Help Generic Drug Flow
• Rumored DraftKings, FanDuel Merger Would Be Uphill Battle
• Swisher Says $44M Cigarillo Verdict Ignores Antitrust Law
• Dairy Farmers Win Larger Share Of $50M Price-Fixing Award
• Hospital Merger Losses Could Prod FTC To Rethink Markets
• China Touts Market, Competition Reform To Boost Economy
• Attorneys React To FCC's Net Neutrality Win
• Amerisource FCA Suit Ends Without Explanation
• Trucking Contractor Gets 10 Months For Bribing USPS Official
• France Says MasterCard Fee Cap To Stay After New EU Rules
• Roofers Forced Immigrants To Pay Kickbacks, Prosecutors Say
• DuPont, Chemical Cos. Can't Ditch Paint Price-Fixing Suit
• Goldman Withholding Docs In Aluminum MDL, Buyers Say
• Pa. Hospitals Urge 3rd Circ. Not To Freeze Their Merger
• EU Official Sees Progress On Deal To Curb Tax Avoidance
• Ex-Chicago Transport Official Slams Gov't's Sentencing Bid
• 4th Circ. Won't Rehear Antitrust Case Against Medical Board
• 2nd Circ. Raps 'Dirty Lawyers' Quip But Won't Toss Judge
• CenturyLink Latest To Challenge FCC Data Service Tariff Rule
• NCAA Asks O'Bannon Judge To Clarify $9M Payout Order
• Warner Chilcott Wants 'Shotgun' Antitrust Claims Tossed
• 6 Factors Every Law Firm's Gender Diversity Initiative Needs
• Ex-Warner Chilcott Exec Says Feds' Jury Directions Flawed
• FTC Can't Block Chicago Hospital Merger
• Takeaways From High Court's Hobbs Act Extortion Ruling
• FCC Victorious As DC Circ. Upholds Net Neutrality
• Ex-Calif. Sen. Will Cop To Fraud Charge In Corruption Case
• DOJ's Big Merger Wins Good For Competition, Gelfand Says
• Big Data May Fit Standard Antitrust Tests, French Chief Says
• 3rd Circ. Questions Allergan Antitrust Dismissal
• Buy-Local Rules Key TTIP Competition Target, EU Official Says
• Susman, Heins Mills Clash Over Comcast Antitrust Fees
• EU Antitrust Fines Need 'Robust' Court Review, Judge Says
• College Conferences Failing To Share Docs, Athletes Say
• KPMG Steps Down As FIFA Auditor Amid Corruption Scandal
• Actos Direct Buyers Say Drug Mix Patent Can't Block Generic
• Blue Cross Units Want Out Of Alabama Antitrust MDL
• 5 Ways To Bring In More Antitrust Business
• The Bayer-Monsanto Deal Through An Antitrust Lens
• Greenberg Traurig Seeks $4M Escrow For Charged FIFA Exec
• Ex-DOJ Antitrust Litigation Head To Rejoin Cleary Gottlieb
• Doc Accused Of Bribing Sen. Defends Multi-Dosing Lucentis
• 21st Century Fox Warns FCC Against Market Share Tweaks
• Aircraft De-Icer Merger Cracks Under UK Antitrust Scrutiny
• DOJ, FTC Say Legal Documents Software Helps Consumers
• Furniture Makers' Bid For Whistleblower Sanctions Tossed
• EU Investigating German State Aid To Plastics Co. Rehau
• GTCR Gets DOJ Approval To Buy PR Newswire
• 5 Questions To Watch As DOJ Targets Carolinas HealthCare
• Ex-Birdsall VP Gets 3 Years In Pay-To-Play Scheme
• JWS Steel Takes $156M Damages Fight To High Court
• Transfer Pricing At Root Of $34M Fiat Tax Ruling, EC Says
• US Navy Admiral Cops To Lying In Bribery Investigation
• Buyers Say Gleevec Antitrust Suit Should Proceed
• FCC Urged To Nix Overbuild Condition In Charter-TWC Deal
• 2 Ex-InSys Staffers Charged Over Fentanyl Kickback Scheme
• Total Says Traders' Market Manipulation Suit Lacks Merit
• Patent Trolls May Want To Think Twice About Rhode Island
• Texas Basketball Referee Defends Association Antitrust Suit
• 3rd Circ. Refuses To Restore FCA Claims Against CHS Units
• NJ Devils Settle Resale Suit With Ticket Holders
• Marathon Must Face Kentucky's Gasoline Antitrust Suit
• FERC Says Total's Jurisdiction Fight Is Baseless
• Don't Judge Barclays Traders By Libor Submitter, Atty Says
• Andorra's Inaction Led To Bank Failure, $411M Suit Says
• Allen & Overy Adds Antitrust Partner To Amsterdam Office
• Chile Wants $15.5M Antitrust Fine For Pfizer Subsidiary
• In-House Teams Are Voting With Their Feet — And Then Some
• Defendants In Yen-Libor Argue Gelboim Case Doesn't Apply
• FCC Refuses More Time In Special Access Regs Reboot
• DOJ's Gelfand Helped Boost Antitrust Trial Readiness
• CMA Says Golf Club Maker's Online Sales Ban Could Be Illegal
• Animation Cos. Seek To Undo Cert. In Worker Poaching Row
• UPS, FedEx Getting Away With Market Antics, 9th Circ. Told
• DOJ, NC Sue Hospital Giant Over Patient Steering Restraints
• Delta Tells 5th Circ. Southwest Can't Evict It From Dallas
• Libor Investors Lose Bid For Final Judgment On Foreign Banks
• EU High Court Upholds $186M Spanish Bitumen Cartel Fines
• Williams-ETE To Divest Unit For FTC In $38B Merger
• Judge Missed Pa. Hospital Merger Downsides, 3rd Circ. Told
• EU Competition Watchdog OKs Sysco's $3.1B Brakes Buy
• Top DOJ Antitrust Litigator Stepping Down
• Inside The New Forex Market Code Of Conduct
• SEC, DOJ Not Fooling Many With Easy FCPA Deals
• Fla. Homeowners Near Deal Over Force-Placed Insurance
• Banks In Yen Libor Row Dragging Feet On Docs, Judge Told
• NJ Panel Grills Hospitals Over Discovery In Horizon Row
• NJ Doc Gets 1-Year Sentence In Lab Test Bribe Scheme
• 5G Competition At Risk Without Spectrum Screens, FCC Told
• Uber CEO Demands Arbitration Of Rider's Price-Fixing Suit
• Mitsubishi Gets Nod For $64M Auto Parts Price-Fixing Deal
• HSBC's $5.2B Bank Sale Gets Brazil Antitrust Watchdog's OK
• NY Doctor Gets Prison In $100M Lab Test-Referral Scheme
• FCC Wants More Info On Nexstar-Media General Merger
• Blue Cross Affiliate Beats $40M Antitrust Suit In Okla.
• 3rd Circ. Won't Take Second Look At Lovenox Antitrust Suit
• DOJ, FTC Get Tougher On Remedies: Can Your Deal Be Fixed?
• 7 Tips For Writing An Effective Amicus Brief
• JPMorgan Power Price-Rigging Suit Is Valid, 9th Circ. Told
• The 25 Law Firms GCs Recommend To Their Friends
• DOJ Atty Offers Advice On Econ Evidence In Merger Review
• US Backs SolarCity In 9th Circ. Antitrust Row
• MLB Broadcast Deal Objector Can't Dodge Deposition
• NYC Fund Manager, Union Head Accused Of $20M Fraud
• Rakoff Looking Into Claims Uber Detective Lied To Get Dirt
• EU Says Luxembourg Knew McDonald's Profits Weren't Taxed
• No Proof Ex-Chesapeake CEO's Death Was Suicide, Police Say
• Ex-Deutsche Bank Trader Can Litigate During Criminal Case
• Medco Says Whistleblower Shouldn't Prevail In Kickback Row
• Verizon Coy About $1.8B XO Deal's Harms, Dish Says
• FTC Head Calls US-China Antitrust Efforts 'Work In Progress'
• German High Court Denies Skater's Challenge To Sports Court
• 6th Circ. Vacates $30M Blue Cross Antitrust Settlement
• Akamai, Nortek Avoid FCPA Charges With SEC Agreement
• NJ Rightly OK'd Horizon Tiered Health Plan, Court Says
• Best Buy Cements $2M In Atty Fees Over LCD Price-Fixing
• Chilean Shipping Exec Indicted In Price-Fixing Scheme
• Russian Firm Hits Roche With Cancer Generics Antitrust Suit
• FCC Urged To Allow Local Media Combos, Given Megamergers
• Barclays Libor Riggers Get No Special Honesty Test, Jury Told
• Australian Bank Accused Of Manipulating Benchmark Rate
• Tullett Prebon's ICAP Deal Faces UK Antitrust Probe
• Dentons Expands Milan Office By Adding Competition Partner
• Uber Rider Only Wants Uber's CEO In Price-Fixing Row
• Courts May Not Be The Best Place For SEP Issues
• Ex-Calif. Assemblyman Pleads Guilty To Money Laundering
• Munich Court Calls Foul On Euroleague Basketball Sanctions
• No Conspiracy To Drive Out Magazine Supplier, 2nd Circ. Told
• Epic Says Tata Can Cut, Not Vacate, $940M Award In IP Suit
• Shepherds' Wage Suit Doesn't Show Collusion, Judge Says
• French Antitrust Watchdog Hits Telecom Co. With €21M Fine
• Zinc Price-Fixing Antitrust Suit Gets Green Light
• MLB Fans & Broadcast Deal Objector Duel Over Deposition
• Nix 'Outdated' Media Ownership Rules, FCC's O'Rielly Says
• Abbott Loses Final Appeal Of $3.4M Portuguese Antitrust Fine
• Actos Buyers Cite 2nd Circ. Libor Case In Antitrust Appeal
• Trader Says FERC Wrongly Denied Info In Manipulation Case
• Pie Press Maker's Success Shows Monopoly Power: Baker
• High Court Seeks US Views On Lamictal Pay-For-Delay Case
• 5 Steps To An Anti-Corruption 'Culture Of Compliance'
• Duke, UNC Can't Appeal Immunity Denial In Hiring Plot Suit
• 5 Writing Blunders Antitrust Lawyers Must Avoid
• Interest Rate Swap Suits Consolidated in NY
• BofA Faces Another Antitrust Action Over SSA Bonds
• Libor Investors Push For Final Judgment So They Can Appeal
• Banks, Investors Clash Over Antitrust Claims In Forex MDL
• AmEx Fights For Arbitration In Credit Card Fraud Liability Row
• Supreme Court Urged To Revive Kaiser-Union Antitrust Suit
• NCAA Says Spokeo Dooms Athlete's Antitrust Class Action
• Ind. Justices Rebuff Toyota Dealers' Bid To Block Rival Shop
• Woolworths' 'Dirty Laundry' Gets It A $6.6M Cartel Fine
• EU, FTC Didn't Butt Heads On Staples Case, Vestager Says
• Top FIFA Leaders Paid Themselves $80M, Quinn Emanuel Says
• 2nd Circ. May Let New Judge Resentence 'Dirty Lawyer'
• How Eisai V. Sanofi Will Affect Loyalty Discount Cases
• News Corp. Gets $244M Deal OK'd After Judge's Objections
• Ex-Model Tries Reviving Boies Schiller Malpractice Suit
• End Isn't Nigh For FCC Rules On Local TV Station Deals
• Texas Oil Units Ask 5th Circ. To Weigh Saudi Arbitration Row
• ACA, Marriage Cases Only Fraction Of Verrilli's Legacy
• Steel Wire Cos. Lose EU Appeal Over $61M Cartel Fine
• Credit Card Cos. Breaking Antitrust Laws, Retailers Tell FTC
• A Brief History Of Law Firm Cyberattacks
• FTC, Pa. Tell 3rd Circ. Burden Met To Block Hospital Merger
• Van Bael & Bellis Adds Competition Atty From Baker Botts
• 9th Circ. Can't Rule On Antitrust Suit Yet, SolarCity Says
• Defunct Paper Co. To Pay $5.4M To Nix FERC Manipulation Suit
• 2 Ex-Deutsche Bank Employees Indicted For Libor Fraud
• Preventing Minimum Advertised Price Policy Violations
• Solicitor General Donald Verrilli Stepping Down
• 'Bully' Atty Can't Boss Judge Off Calif. Disbarment Suit
• BioScrip Board Shuffle Toppled Shareholder Suit, Judge Says
• AB InBev's $100B Deal Gets S. Africa, Canada Agencies' OK
• NY Judge Wants Changes To $244M News Corp. Antitrust Deal
• O'Bannon Pushes For Supreme Court Review Of NCAA Case
• $600M Salt Plant Suit Belongs In Mexico, Mitsubishi Argues
• NY Judge Won't Halt $13.6B Starwood, Marriott Merger
• Student-Athletes Tackle NCAA Bid To Escape Grant-In-Aid MDL
• Deals Rumor Mill: AB InBev, Google, Caisse Des Depots
• Ex-BLM Head Helped Move Friend's Land Deal, Watchdog Says
• Media Writers Urge FCC To Protect Ads In Set-Top Box Plan
• Adult Diaper Makers Must Pay $67M In Spanish Cartel Probe
• The Resurrection Of The Miscellaneous Tariff Bill
• Defining Proportionality: Amended Rule 26's First 6 Months
• Plaintiffs' Pyrrhic Victory In Big-Bank Libor Suit Revival