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MDL No. 1917 In Re: Cathode Ray Tube (CRT) Antitrust Litigation

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Case Number:

3:07-cv-05944

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Court:

California Northern

Nature of Suit:

Anti-Trust

Multi Party Litigation:

Class Action

Judge:

Jon S. Tigar

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  1. December 09, 2015

    Witnesses Barred From CRT Price-Fixing MDL, Judge Says

    A California federal judge on Tuesday blocked two of Toshiba's witnesses in multidistrict litigation accusing it of participating in a conspiracy to fix prices on cathode ray tubes from being deposed by the buyers and blocked documents authored by the witnesses from the trial.

  2. October 19, 2015

    Dell Strikes Deal With Mitsubishi In CRT Price-Fixing MDL

    Dell Inc. has agreed to drop its claims against Mitsubishi Electric Corp. and various related entities in multidistrict litigation alleging they were part of a conspiracy to fix the prices of cathode ray tubes in televisions, according to a filing Friday in California federal court.

  3. October 08, 2015

    CRT Purchasers Call Price-Fixing Deal, Atty Fees Unfair

    Indirect purchasers in massive multidistrict litigation alleging price-fixing by cathode ray tube manufacturers have objected to a $577 million case settlement and a request by their lead counsel for a fee award of 33 percent of the settlement, arguing the deal is unfair and the fees excessive.

  4. September 24, 2015

    Attorneys Seek $192M In Fees For CRT Price-Fixing Deal

    Attorneys for a class of indirect purchasers in the massive multidistrict suit accusing cathode ray tube manufacturers of price-fixing urged a California federal court Wednesday to award them $192 million in attorneys' fees, arguing their work on the complex suit and $577 million settlement justifies the amount.

  5. August 28, 2015

    Circuit City Drops Mitsubishi Claims In Price-Fixing MDL

    The bankruptcy trustee of Circuit City Stores Inc. has agreed to drop its claims against Mitsubishi Electric Corp. and various related entities in multidistrict litigation alleging they were part of a conspiracy to fix the prices of cathode ray tubes in televisions, according to a Thursday filing in California federal court.

  6. August 19, 2015

    CRT Price-Fixing MDL Defendants Say Objectors Violate Rules

    Samsung SDI Co. Ltd., LG Electronics Inc. and other defendants in multidistrict litigation involving claims they conspired to fix the prices of cathode ray tubes in televisions told a California federal court Tuesday that direct-action plaintiff Dell Inc. and defendant Philips Electronics North America Corp. violated court rules.

  7. August 13, 2015

    Sears, Kmart Drop Mitsubishi Claims In CRT Price-Fixing MDL

    Sears Roebuck & Co. and Kmart Corp. have reached an agreement with Mitsubishi Electric Corp. and related entities to put an end to claims in multidistrict litigation that they were part of a conspiracy to fix the prices of cathode ray tubes in televisions, according to a Wednesday filing in California federal court.

  8. August 07, 2015

    CORRECTED: Calif. Judge Draws Blueprint For CRT Antitrust Trials

    The California federal judge overseeing the long-running multidistrict litigation that alleges a conspiracy to fix the prices of cathode ray tubes laid the groundwork Friday for a series of trials next year against Sharp Corp., Toshiba Corp. and other remaining defendants. Correction: An earlier story misidentified the attorney who argued on behalf of the direct purchaser plaintiffs. The error has been corrected.

  9. August 05, 2015

    Best Buy Settles With Hitachi Over CRT Price-Fixing Claims

    Best Buy Co. Inc. has reached an agreement with Hitachi Ltd. and various affiliates to settle claims the electronics maker was part of a conspiracy to fix cathode ray tube prices, according to Tuesday filings in California federal court.

  10. June 01, 2015

    Philips, Others Pay $528M To Settle CRT Price-Fixing Claims

    Philips Electronics North America Corp., Panasonic Corp., Samsung SDI Co. Ltd. and two other electronics makers have agreed to pay $528 million to settle class action claims that they fixed cathode ray tube prices, indirect purchasers said Friday.