Swimming in suits: The Tipline for 12 January 2018

12 January 2018

We are off on Monday for Martin Luther King Day, but we will be back on Tuesday with the latest antitrust news because there’s no rest for the weary. For today, we have the latest development in the Authenticom litigation, where the defendants are asking for a short reprieve as they face an onslaught of litigation. Stay tuned for a few class action settlements awaiting judicial approval and yet another request of Judge Denise Casper.

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