Class action dismissed in TV bundling case

Thursday, 12 April 2012

The Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit is hearing the case
A US court of appeal has dismissed an antitrust class action in which NBC and other television programmers and distributors stood accused of hindering competition, but the plaintiffs have asked the court to take a second look at their allegations.

KFTC offers funding for Samsung/LG private action

Thursday, 26 January 2012

The KFTC will provide funding to publicise the private lawsuits
Korea’s Fair Trade Commission (KFTC) has announced it will give financial backing to private class action suits against Samsung Electronics and LG Electronics.

Dairy class action claims price-fixing measures

Wednesday, 28 September 2011

500,000 cows have allegedly been slaughtered
A group of US indirect dairy purchasers have filed a class action lawsuit against several dairy companies and trade organisations accusing them of colluding to fix the price of milk.

Update: Judge approves Wal-Mart/Netflix settlement

Tuesday, 06 September 2011

Wal-Mart settlement approved
A federal judge has provisionally approved the US$27.3 million settlement between Wal-Mart and a class of plaintiffs which accused the retailer of dividing up the online DVD sales and rental markets with Netflix.

Wal-Mart ends Netflix litigation

Tuesday, 19 July 2011

Wal-Mart settles Netflix suit
Wal-Mart has agreed a US$27.3 million settlement with plaintiffs over a class action lawsuit accusing the retailer of dividing up the online DVD sales and rental markets with Netflix.

Nurse antitrust dispute suffers setback in US

Monday, 04 July 2011

The US Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit has upheld a lower court decision to deny a class of plaintiffs the right to add a new party to an antitrust lawsuit against Methodist Healthcare.

De Beers gearing up for Canada price fixing lawsuit

Monday, 06 June 2011

British Columbia’s Supreme Court will hear a private lawsuit accusing De Beers, the world’s largest supplier of rough diamonds, of price fixing in the region.

Sirius XM faces $1 billion abuse of dominance lawsuit

Premium Article - Friday, 01 April 2011

A New York District Court judge has certified a class action antitrust lawsuit against radio broadcaster Sirius XM over alleged abuse of dominance.

Last-minute settlement for cardboard class action

Premium Article - Wednesday, 09 March 2011

Plaintiffs suing Amcor and Visy for alleged price fixing have reached a settlement with the Australian cardboard box companies, the day the trial was set to begin.

Qantas settles US price fixing suit

Premium Article - Friday, 14 January 2011

Qantas leaves air cardo suit behind it
Australian flag carrier Qantas will pay US$26.5 million to settle a long-running US antitrust class action lawsuit, in which plaintiffs accuse the airline of colluding with rivals to fix the prices of air cargo rates.

US telecoms powerhouses lose text message appeal

Premium Article - Thursday, 06 January 2011

The US Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit has upheld a lower court decision allowing a class action lawsuit to proceed against four major telecoms companies over the alleged price fixing of text messages.

Dean Foods settles Vermont class action

Premium Article - Friday, 10 December 2010

Dean Foods settles private action
Dallas-based dairy Dean Foods will pay US$30 million to farmers to settle an antitrust lawsuit accusing the milk processor of fixing prices and monopolising the milk distribution market. 

South African judge blocks bread cartel class action

Premium Article - Friday, 26 November 2010

Cape Town’s High Court today denied class certification in two lawsuits stemming from South Africa’s Competition Commission’s cartel investigation of the bread industry.

SA bread cartel faces landmark competition class actions

Premium Article - Wednesday, 24 November 2010

Bread makers face private actions
Several South African consumer groups and bread distributors have filed two class action lawsuits against three bread companies, claiming damages for price fixing. The lawsuits follow the Competition Commission’s four-year investigation of the sector.

BA defeats UK class action certification

Premium Article - Thursday, 18 November 2010

The UK Court of Appeal today ruled against allowing hundreds of companies to form a collective group in a private lawsuit against British Airways for its role in an air cargo price fixing cartel.

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