Litigation
Sep. 2, 2011
Plaintiffs score $388 million in settlements in price fixing case
Eight companies that manufacture display panels used in computers, cell phones and television screens have agreed to pay $388 million to class plaintiffs to resolve part of a massive antitrust case in San Francisco federal court.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Eight companies that manufacture display panels used in computers, cell phones and television screens have agreed to pay $388 million to a class of plaintiffs to resolve part of a massive antitrust complaint pending in San Francisco federal court.
Attorneys for the plaintiffs filed a motion late Tuesday seeking preliminary approval of the settlement, which would resolve the price fixing claims of mo...
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