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March 2011
Case in Point
Moving carriers settle fuel surcharge antitrust claims
Consumers alleged that several carriers were liable under the Sherman Act for conspiring with other members of their trade group to calculate the fuel surcharge as a percentage of the entire transportation charge, artificially inflating the prices consumers paid to have their goods transported. The parties settled for $40 million plus interest. In re: Household Goods Movers Antitrust Litig.
News
- Medicare beneficiaries claim government won't cover treatment for chronic conditions
Courtney L. Davenport - Company sues class of defendants for copyright infringement
Courtney L. Davenport
Verdicts & Settlements
Decisions
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Just Filed
- Super Bowl ticket-holders with no seats sue National Football League
- Consumers claim Nutella is falsely advertised as healthy
- Class alleges Jimmy Carter's book on Middle East was fraudulently marketed as accurate
- Fireplaces didn't reduce heating bills as promised, consumers contend
- Retirement plan claims money manager's coding error led to bad investments
- Drivers allege cab company charged excessive leasing fees
Certification News
- Certification denied in suit claiming historically African-American college discriminated against white students
- Disabled Medicaid patients seeking to leave nursing homes may proceed as class
- Court approves class of prosecutors alleging intimidation after boss learned they wanted to unionize
- Cruise ship workers denied class certification in wage-and-hour suit
- U.S. Supreme Court won't review certification of consumer suit over Pella windows
