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Tech Heavyweights Settle Wage-Fixing Fight For $324 Million

				
Posted  04/30/14
								

				 
								 				By David Golden

Google, Apple, Adobe Systems, and Intel have  an antitrust class action lawsuit brought by software engineers in the high tech industry for a reported .

The lawsuit, , alleged that the four companies (along with Intuit, Pixar, and Lucasfilm) agreed to refrain from “poaching” each other’s employees, a common practice in...				 
				 					 

						
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Sixth Circuit Pulls Plug on Merging Hospital’s Weakened Firm Defense

				
Posted  04/25/14
								

				 
								 				By Marlene Koury

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit has  a Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) order unwinding a merger of two Ohio hospitals that unsuccessfully sought to breathe life into a “weakened firm defense.”

In a , a three-judge panel of the Sixth Circuit denied ProMedica’s petition to overturn a Federal Trade Commission ruling, which ordered ProMedica to...				 
				 					 

						
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Barclays Settles Second LIBOR Mis-Selling Case

				
Posted  04/15/14
								

				 
								 				 A View from Constantine Cannon’s London Office

By Natalia Mikolajczyk

Barclays confirmed on Friday that it has settled another case alleging that it mis-sold LIBOR-tied derivative products.

The lawsuit was filed by Domingos Da Silva Teixeira (DST), a family-owned construction and property company based in Braga, Portugal. As reported by the Financial Times, DST alleged that the British bank engaged in...				 
				 					 

						
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Credit Card Issuers Defeat Claims They Conspired To Use Arbitration to Block Class Actions

				
Posted  04/14/14
								

				 
								 				By Owen Glist

American Express, Chase, and Discover have  in a bench trial of a class action charging that the nation’s largest credit card issuers illegally agreed to prevent cardholders from using class actions to sue them.

While Judge William H. Pauley III of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York  in favor of the defendants on Thursday, he also indicated the...				 
				 					 

						
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Barclays Settles First LIBOR “Test Case”

				
Posted  04/9/14
								

				 
								 				A View from Constantine Cannon’s London Office

By Michael Petrides

Barclays announced on Monday that it has reached an out of court settlement of British LIBOR-related litigation with Graiseley Properties, owner of Guardian Care Homes (GCH).

The case concerned two interest rate swap contracts entered into by Graiseley and Barclays. Graiseley suffered substantial losses when base LIBOR rates fell. ...				 
				 					 

						
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Libor Antitrust Plaintiffs Strike Out Again

				
Posted  04/7/14
								

				 
								 				By Jean Kim

The antitrust claims of yet another putative class of Libor plaintiffs have been  by the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.

Finding that the plaintiff failed to adequately plead antitrust standing, Judge George Daniels  the antitrust claims in Laydon v. Mizuho Bank, Ltd., a class action that alleges more than 20 banks manipulated the Euroyen Tokyo Interbank...				 
				 					 

						
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NLRB’s “Student-Athletes” Ruling Is Seen As Exposing School For Hypocrisy

				
Posted  04/1/14
								

				 
								 				Last week’s  by the National Labor Relations Board granting Northwestern University scholarship football players the right to unionize is sparking a debate over the hypocrisy of college sports.

91pornlawyers Gordon Schnell and David Scupp, who examined the NLRB  in a post on this blog, express their views on the decision – and what it reveals about the big business of college sports...				 
				 					 

						
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NLRB Rocks Student-Athlete Cases With Ruling That College Athletes Are Employees Entitled To Unionize

				
Posted  03/28/14
								

				 
								 				By Gordon Schnell and David Scupp

On Wednesday, the National Labor Relations Board issued a stunning  finding that Northwestern University scholarship football players are employees of the school and therefore entitled to unionize.

The NLRB’s holding could have a profound impact on the various antitrust suits that current and former players have brought against the NCAA, challenging its restrictions on...				 
				 					 

						
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Former West Virginia Running Back Seeks To Block “Fixed” NCAA Scholarships

				
Posted  03/17/14
								

				 
								 				By David Scupp

Shawne Alston, a former running back at West Virginia University, has filed an antitrust class action alleging the fixing of scholarship amounts by the NCAA and its five football “Power Conferences” – the ACC, Big Ten, Big 12, Pac 12, and SEC conferences.

Alston claims that the NCAA and these Power Conferences conspired to fix the amounts of athletic scholarships, formally known as the...				 
				 					 

						
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Show Me The Money Or Go Home:  Federal Courts Wrestle With Addressing Reverse-Payment Settlements After Supreme Court’s Actavis Decision

				
Posted  03/13/14
								

				 
								 				By Ankur Kapoor and Rosa M. Morales

Nearly a year after the Supreme Court held in  that reverse-payment settlement agreements between branded and generic pharmaceutical companies are subject to antitrust scrutiny under the rule of reason, federal district courts are struggling with the thorny issue of whether plaintiffs need to show them the money.

More specifically, district courts remain...				 
				 					 

						
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