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: Truth on the MarketAntitrust Pleading After Twombly
Here’s a report from Shearman & Stearling (HT: Point of Law).
A few interesting highlights from the report:
- “federal courts are granting, at almost a 2:1 ratio, defendants? motions to dismiss.”
- Sample sizes still too small to say anything meaningful about inter-Circuit variation, but the report tells us that the D.C. Circuit has refused to grant all defendants’ motion to dismiss while the 5th and 11th Circuits have granted 100% of them (only 6 and 2, respectively)
- The 9th hears the most antitrust cases over the sample (19) and grants defendants’ motion to dismiss 74% of the time
- The 3rd Circuit came in with the lowest motion to dismiss success rate at 33% (5 of 15)
Check out the whole report. Lots of really interesting stuff in there including appendix with discussion of all the cases.
Full post as published by Truth on the Market on March 22, 2009 (boomark / email).
Mississippi Antitrust
Costs Microsoft $100 Million
MasterCard
settles antitrust lawsuit with Amex for $1.8 billion
Visa, MasterCard
Antitrust with Discover Settled for $2.75 Billion
Expeditors International of Washington, Inc.
alleging freight forwarding antitrust.
Airlines Price Fixing
Antitrust Case Settled for $504 Million
Antitrust
Price Fixing Could Cost Consumers up to $300 Billion Annually

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