Competition Archive » June, 2019

Competition - June, 2019

230 articles

• High Court Census Ruling Could Escalate Rule Challenges
• Conservative Justices Cross Over To Create Unusual Lineups
• The Sharpest Dissents Of The Supreme Court Term
• Investors Want Bond Price-Fix Suit Against Banks To Proceed
• Calif. Judge Leans Toward Linking Apple App Store Suits
• Egg Purchasers Tell 3rd Circ. Producer Violated Antitrust Law
• In Broadcom Test, EU Tries To Resurrect 'Interim Measures'
• Jury Awards Ky. Seed Co. $2.4M In Trade Secrets Suit
• Radiology Board Wants Competition Curbing Suit Tossed
• Yes, Deals Are Getting Harder To Close
• Sotomayor, Breyer Vie For Chattiest High Court Justice
• Top 10 Techniques For Crafting A Dazzling Brief
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court Term
• M&A Checklists Should Include State-Level Antitrust Review
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• The New 'Roberts Court' Finds Its Footing
• Ex-Banca IMI Securities Exec Pleads Guilty To Bid Rigging
• Breaking Down The Vote: High Court Term In Review
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• Senate Panel OKs Bill Targeting Tribes' Drug Patent Buys
• UTA Joins Fight Over Writer's Guild Boycott With New Suit
• Banks Oppose Class Cert. In Interest Rate Swaps Suit
• IPhone Users Want Their Own Suit Over App Store 'Monopoly'
• VW Says Investors' Antitrust Claims In NY Are Also Doomed
• Australian Watchdog Lodges 'Crucial' Appeal In Merger Case
• Dutch Court Scraps €41M Antitrust Fine Against Railway
• Texas Swag Co. Exec Gets Prison For Price-Fixing Conspiracy
• French Parliament Panel Passes Digital Tax
• DOJ Gets 3 Mos. Discovery Stay In Chicken Price-Fixing Suit
• DOJ Doubtful Cyber Standard Org Exempt From Antitrust Suit
• EU Fines Canon €28M For Skirting Toshiba Deal Reporting
• FCC Launches New Investigation Into Sinclair-Tribune
• McKesson Dodges Generic Drug Price-Fix MDL For Now
• Parties OK DOJ Intervention, Iffy On Stay In Chicken Price Suit
• Jackson Hewitt Can't Write Off No-Poach Suit, Court Told
• Rent The Runway Skirts $3M Antitrust Suit, For Now
• App Developers Want Apple Antitrust Suits Kept Separate
• DOJ Had Its Shot In CVS-Aetna Review, AMA Says
• Philly And Citibank Resolve Libor-Rigging Claims In MDL
• A Chat With Ballard Spahr Diversity Chief Virginia Essandoh
• Broadcom Faces EU Antitrust Probe Over Chip Sales Terms
• K-Cup Buyers Too Late To Revive Antitrust Claim
• McKinsey Draws More Heat With New App In Coal Co. Ch. 11
• DOJ Probing Chicken Industry For Anti-Competitive Conduct
• Freight Forwarding Exec Gets 18 Months For Price Fixing
• Outside Personal Injury Firm Faces Swipe-Fee Deal Ejection
• Sinclair's New Networks Will Be GOP Mouthpiece, Dems Warn
• Assistive Comms Co. Pushes Back On UK Merger Concerns
• Judging A Book: McMahon Reviews 'Roosevelt For The Defense'
• Swiss Cable Maker Fights UK Utility's £188M Cartel Claim
• No Need To Join Patent Pingpong Match, Justices Told
• Music Publishers Bash Peloton's Boycott Claims In IP Suit
• Occupational License Laws May Hurt Health Care Competition
• Credit Suisse Takes On HMRC Over Crisis-Era Bonus Tax
• Dentists Extract $80M From Supply Cos. In Antitrust Deal
• Boston Firm Gets $1.2M In Trade Secret Dispute With Ex-Attys
• Apple Looks To Link Developer, Consumer Antitrust Suits
• Writers Guild Faces Antitrust Suit Over Packaging Fee Boycott
• Cancer Center Claims Drug Cos. 'Robbed' It Of IP Revenue
• Australia Pumps Brakes On $1.6B Automotive Tie-Up
• DOJ Says CVS-Aetna Judge 'Compromised' Its Discretion
• Samsung OK'd To Seek Info Seal In Qualcomm Class Fight
• Drugmakers' Emails, Calls Show Price-Fix Coverup, AGs Say
• Bristol-Myers Will Cut Top Celgene Drug To Close $74B Deal
• 2 E-Discovery Takeaways From FTC V. Qualcomm
• Ex-Deutsche Banker Denies Role In Euribor-Rigging Ring
• FTC Says Qualcomm's New Arguments Too Late In Stay Fight
• Va. Suits Alleging Janssen Cancer Drug 'Monopoly' Sent To NJ
• Uber Must Face Unfair-Competition Suit For Now
• SF Cabbies Lose Challenge To Airport Pickup Rules
• Generic Drug Cos. Still Trying To Rein In AG Disclosures
• EU, Canada OK Cinches $35B Harris-L3 Deal Approval
• Sprint-T-Mobile Challengers Grow To 14 At First Hearing
• Bipartisan Sens. Float Bill To Update Merger Filing Fees
• DOJ Sues To Stop Printing Co. Quad's $1.4B LSC Buy
• Gray TV Seeks Out Of Ad Buyers' Price-Fix Case
• Hyundai Asks Court Not To Stop ITC Auto Part Proceeding
• DOJ Clears $35B Harris-L3 Deal With Night Vision Spinoff
• CVS Denies Aetna Deal Reverses Efforts To Cut Drug Prices
• GSK Tries To Address EU Concerns Over Pfizer Merger
• Class Claims Cut From Railroad Suppliers No-Poach Suit
• After High Court Win, IPhone Users Want New Judge
• FTC Commissioner Wants To Bring The Hard Merger Cases
• State AGs In Dicey Waters With Sprint-T-Mobile Challenge
• Germany's Historic Race Track Was Sold Fairly, EU Court Says
• Colo. AG Deal Spares FTC 2-2 Split On UnitedHealth Merger
• Qualcomm Says FTC Wrong To Fight Stay Of Antitrust Ruling
• European Comm. Approves €431M German Emissions Plan
• Amphastar To Get $60M In Settlement With Rivals
• Seafood Wholesaler's 'Draconian' Noncompete Too Broad
• Wells Fargo Dodges Philly, Baltimore Bond Rate-Rigging Suit
• COPA Hospital Mergers Take Heat From FTC, State Regulators
• Receipt Paper Merger Dropped Amid UK Probe
• Was A $5M Fine Just The Cost Of Closing A $6B Deal?
• Deals Rumor Mill: Dish, Chi-Med, NiSource
• Asacol Buyers Say Product-Hopping Suit Requires Trial
• DOJ Talks Show Broadcast Definition Must Change, NAB Says
• UK Says Illumina's $1B Genomic Sequencing Deal Problematic
• Antitrust Watchdog Accuses Drug Suppliers Of Market Fixing
• Romania Can Pay $250M Arbitral Award, EU Court Says
• DOJ Settles Antitrust Suits With CBS, Fox Over Info Sharing
• UK Probes Competition In Scottish Legal Industry
• German Car Cos. Ditch Buyers' Antitrust Conspiracy Claims
• Jimmy John's Challenges Legal Standard In No-Poach Case
• Capacitor Makers Seek Win On Direct Buyers' Price Claims
• Recycling Co. Asks 9th Circ. To Make Reno Face Antitrust Suit
• Canada Watchdog Challenges PE Firm's Software Maker Buy
• 5 Ways Law Firms Can Improve Their Job Interviews
• 15 Minutes With CVS Health's General Counsel
• AGs' Sprint-T-Mobile Challenge Tests States' Influence
• DOJ Says CVS-Aetna Judge Must Let It Rebut 'Inaccuracies'
• Water Chemical Buyers Reach Deal In Price-Fix Suit
• EU Probing €8.7B Tunnel Project's Financing After Appeal
• Taxation With Representation: Skadden, Wachtell, Fenwick
• Banks Look To Deal Knockout Blow In Bond Price-Fix Suit
• A Rare Antitrust Deferred Prosecution Agreement From DOJ
• EU Backs Italy's $6B Green Energy Plan, Emissions Caps
• China-Owned NY Broker-Dealer Admits To Antitrust Violation
• Fed. Circ. Says Merger Sinks IPRs Against Power Integrations
• Chamber, Drugmakers Back AbbVie In $448M FTC Fine Appeal
• Chancery Hits Alliant Insurance With TRO Over Worker Raid
• 8th Circ. Won't Unblock ND Med Merger Facing FTC Challenge
• 9th Circ. Breathes New Life Into CVS Drug Pricing Suit
• Chief Justice Sold AT&T Shares After Ruling In Co.'s Case
• IP Boutique Desmarais Expands To West Coast With SF Office
• Australia Watchdog Questions $324M Agriservices Deal
• Hyundai Using ITC To Undermine Trial Court, Parts Co. Says
• Eberspacher To Pay $1.9M Over Auto Parts Price-Fixing
• Ex-Manager Fights McDonald's Bid To See Client Intake Forms
• Uber Nears Deal With Hundreds Of Cab Cos. Ahead Of Trial
• UK Antitrust Watchdog Says Real Estate Agents Fixed Fees
• StarKist Says $100M Fine For Tuna Price-Fixing Is Too High
• State AGs Take Aim At 'Creepy' Google, Facebook Monopolies
• New Bill Would Make It Easier To Invalidate Drug Patents
• DOJ Backs Qualcomm's Appeal Of Phone Buyer Class Cert.
• Warren Wants DOJ Antitrust Head Off Apple, Google Probes
• Perkins Coie Snags Telecom Expert From Paul Hastings
• Deals Rumor Mill: Forever 21, T-Mobile, Church's Chicken
• Why I Became A Lawyer: A Fateful Phone Call
• Expedia, Booking.com Restricting Competition, EU Told
• Skadden, Norton Rose Guide Dassault's $5.8B Medidata Buy
• Law Firms Can Do Better With Their Mentoring Programs
• PayPal, IZettle Deal Passes Final Regulator Hurdle In UK
• FTC Slams Qualcomm's Bid For Stay Pending Antitrust Appeal
• 3rd Circ. Dings FCC Over Bare-Bones Media Diversity Data
• Tech Giants Strangling News Industry, Experts Tell House
• Feds, Ticket Industry Look To Zap Cyber Scalper Bots
• Media Ownership Rule Dispute: How We Got Here
• Here We Go Again: DOJ's Latest Music Licensing Review
• Wegmans, Krasdale Unhook StarKist In Tuna Price-Fix MDL
• J&J Unit Seeks Kirkland's Pfizer Docs In Antitrust Fight
• Objectors Fighting Swipe Fee Counsel's $604M Payday
• The Misguided Criticism Of Printing Industry Merger
• States Sue To Block Merger By Sprint, T-Mobile
• EU Formally Blocks ThyssenKrupp-Tata JV
• FTC Wants More Info On $4.8B Roche Buy Of Swiss Gene Co.
• Ex-Deutsche Banker Helped Rig Euribor For Profit, SFO Says
• What To Expect In Media Ownership Arguments At 3rd Circ.
• Firms Seek $1.1M In Fees For Deal On Comcast Set-Top Boxes
• Toshiba, Canon To Pay $5M For Merger Clearance Violation
• Raytheon, UTC Claim 'Very Little Overlap' For Antitrust
• Swipe Fee Counsel Seek $604M In Fees, Final Settlement OK
• High Court Won't Review Atty Fees Fight In Noncompete Suit
• The Latest Developments In Criminal Cases Against Execs
• 'Rocket Docket' Justifies Its Name For 11th Straight Year
• Thermo Fisher Drops $925M Gatan Deal Under UK Pressure
• Snap Investors Lob New Class Cert. Bid In Suit Over IPO
• Ex-Deutsche Bank Exec Faces Euribor-Rigging Trial In London
• Pension Trustees Must Seek Best Deal Under New CMA Rules
• Power Generators Beat Energy Cost Antitrust Claims
• Dental Suppliers Colluded To Avoid 'Price War,' FTC Says
• Meet The Top Attys In AbbVie's Antitrust Battle Royal
• Janssen OK With Combining Zytiga Suits If They're Sent To NJ
• SF Taxi Group Can't Stop City's Airport Pickup Rules
• Delrahim's Antitrust Approach To FRAND Still Problematic
• States Call For Unredacting Of Their Generic-Drug Pricing Suit
• Oncology Co. Wants Noncompete Suit Paused For Ch. 11 Fight
• DC Circ. Sides With Google, But Warns Immunity Has Limits
• Bankruptcy Tech Co.'s New Owner Kept Up Scam, Client Says
• IBM Scraps Mainframe Deal With Deutsche Telekom
• AbbVie Development Partner Hits Back At $31M FTC Penalty
• Snoop Dogg-Backed Pot Co. Accused of Conning Credit Cards
• Takeda Bid To DQ Baker Botts 'Spurious At Best,' Judge Says
• FTC Seeks Clarity On New Rules For Health Info Access
• The $69 Billion Questions From The CVS-Aetna Judge
• DOJ Antitrust Chief Pushes Back On IP Enforcement Critics
• UK Closes Investigation On Laundry Co. Merger Breakup
• ITC Will Speed Review Of Chinese Steel Nail Duties
• FCC's Sprint-T-Mobile Moves Are 'Irregular,' Dem Says
• Kmart Cuts StarKist Loose From Tuna Price-Fix MDL
• TV Giants Bash Ad Buyers' Price-Fix Case As Just A 'Theory'
• Measuring The Value Of A Law Firm's Social Media Efforts
• 5 Banks Fined $91M Over Forex-Rigging Claims
• CVS Gets Aetna's 'Huge Collection Of Customers,' Judge Says
• EU Pauses $975M Telia Deal Review, Citing Missing Info
• DOJ Again Mulling Decades-Old Music Licensing Orders
• Court OKs Cancer Center's Revised $7.2M Antitrust Deal
• GOP Sen. Blasts House Antitrust Probes Into Tech Giants
• Deals Rumor Mill: Arriva, T-Mobile, Permira
• Jiffy Lube Says Domino's No-Poach Ruling Does Not Apply
• Walmart 'Disappointed' By Mexico's Block Of $225M App Buy
• What To Expect From An Appeal Of FTC V. Qualcomm
• Subprime Giant NSF Drops £1.3B Hostile Bid For Rival
• Calif. Inks Settlement With Endo Over Pay-For-Delay Scheme
• Court Says Discovery Needed In FINA Antitrust Suit
• 'Should I Limit Myself?' CVS-Aetna Merger Judge Asks
• Forest Labs Scorched By 'Displeased' Judge After Fire Drill
• Developers Accuse Apple Of Monopolizing App Distribution
• Don't Read Too Much Into Feds' Google, Amazon Probes
• Banks Win Access To Claim Forms In Libor-Rigging Suit
• 44 States' Generic-Drug Pricing Suit Rolled Into Pa. MDL
• Car Paint Supplier Wants Out Of Price-Discrimination Suit
• Truck Makers Dispute Validity Of Reps In UK Cartel Litigation
• Despite Amarin, ITC May Be Right Prescription For Pharma
• Drugmakers Want AGs' Generics Price-Fixing Claims Tossed
• Ex-JPMorgan Forex Trader Stuck Facing Conspiracy Charges
• Judges Question If Fintech IP Bundle Led To Monopoly
• Google, Amazon, Others Face House Antitrust Scrutiny
• Realtors' Antitrust Deal Can't Be Enforced, Judge Says
• Health Cos. Renew Becton Price-Fix Claim After Apple Case
• Door Supplier's Prices Still High Despite Verdict, Buyer Says
• Hausfeld, Podhurst Picked To Lead Salmon Price-Fixing Suit
• UK Watchdog Mulling New Rules For Tech Mergers
• Feds Can Help Grow Rural Broadband, Cable Group Tells FTC
• Proposed Classes Ask To Combine Janssen Antitrust Suits
• Convicted Health Care Fraudster May See Probation Trimmed
• Cooperating With Competitors In The Wake Of Qualcomm
• The Uncertain Future Of Gov't Investigations Post-Deutsche
• Class Action Insights From Justices' App Store Opinion