Litigation
Feb. 1, 2013
Potash antitrust case settles for $80 million
Plaintiffs in a U.S. District Court antitrust case involving allegations of potash price fixing settled with remaining defendants for $80 million, pushing the total settlement to $90 million.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Plaintiffs in a U.S. District Court antitrust case involving allegations of potash price fixing settled with remaining defendants for $80 million, plaintiffs' counsel said in a filing Wednesday, pushing the total settlement to $90 million and closing more than four years of litigation.
At issue in the case was whether a cartel of suppliers outside the United States had pushed up prices for the ...
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