United States of America et al. v. JetBlue Airways Corporation and Spirit Airlines Inc.
The Court enjoined the proposed merger, ruling that such a merger would “lessen competition in violation of the Clayton Act.
Chan et al. v. ArcSoft Inc et al.
After a two-week trial, the jury awarded plaintiffs only a fraction of the damages calculated by the plaintiffs’ expert.
In the Matter of Securus Technologies Inc. and Inmate Calling Solutions LLC
The parties abandoned their intent to merge after the DOJ opened its investigation into the acquisition.
Ciccio et al. v. SmileDirectClub LLC et al.
Class certification was denied in this false advertising matter.
De Jaray et al. v. Lattice Semiconductor Corp.
In this trial, the jury denied all the plaintiffs’ claims.
In re FibroGen Inc. Securities Litigation
Defendants win at the class certification stage in this 10b-5 securities matter.
Omni Logistics LLC v. Forward Air Corporation
After more than two months of litigation and moments before the commencement of trial, the parties moved forward with this acquisition.
FTC v. IQVIA Holdings Inc. et al.
The parties abandoned this merger shortly after the FTC’s preliminary injunction was granted.
Value Drug Company v. Takeda Pharmaceuticals U.S.A. Inc. et al.
Laurence Baker testified during a rare antitrust trial centering on the allegation that a brand manufacturer conspired with three generics to allocate the market for gout medication colchicine.
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