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Steves and Sons, Inc. v. Jeld-Wen, Inc.
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July 22, 2021
Jeld-Wen Asks Judge To Shield Intel On Door Factory Sale
A doormaker that forced its top competitor to divest a Pennsylvania factory as part of a landmark antitrust verdict should not be handed key information about the sale before other potential bidders, a special master in the case has told a Virginia federal judge.
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June 08, 2020
Door Makers Partially Settle Unprecedented Antitrust Fight
Door makers Jeld-Wen Inc. and Steves and Sons Inc. have settled part of their yearslong antitrust dispute, which yielded a first-of-its-kind divestiture order in private litigation between rival companies, according to filings in Virginia federal court.
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November 20, 2019
Door Maker Wins Another $7M In Long-Running Antitrust War
Door part manufacturer Steves and Sons Inc. has secured an additional $7 million in damages against industry supplier Jeld-Wen Inc. for overcharges Steves said it was forced to pay Jeld-Wen despite last year's $185 million antitrust verdict against the supplier.
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August 19, 2019
Doormaker's Trade Secret Claims Shut Out By Antitrust Case
Door part supplier Jeld-Wen can't bring trade secret claims against a rival in Texas state court, a Virginia federal judge has ruled, finding the allegations have already been hashed out in his own court amid the drawn-out antitrust battle waged by Jeld-Wen's competitor.
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June 03, 2019
Door Supplier's Prices Still High Despite Verdict, Buyer Says
Door part manufacturer Steves and Sons Inc. wants another $4 million tacked on to a $185 million antitrust verdict against a North Carolina-based door part supplier, as Steves told a Virginia federal court on Friday that the supplier has made no effort to change its pricing behavior.
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May 28, 2019
Door Maker Wants Rival Blocked From Taking Claims To Texas
The owners of door maker Steves and Sons Inc. have urged a Virginia federal court to issue an injunction blocking Jeld-Wen from pursuing its trade secrets claims in Texas, saying the manufacturer of door skins is trying to relitigate issues that have already been dealt with.
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April 30, 2019
Door Maker Says Rival Taking Already Settled Fight To Texas
Rather than accept an unfavorable ruling, door maker Jeld-Wen Inc. is trying to take its beef with a rival to Texas even though Jeld-Wen's trade secrets claim has already been dealt with in Virginia, the competitor told a Virginia federal judge Monday.
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April 15, 2019
Door Skin Maker Appeals Key Antitrust Ruling In 4th Circ.
A door parts manufacturer has told a Virginia federal judge it will appeal to the Fourth Circuit his landmark ruling mandating that a factory be sold off to fix antitrust concerns, opening a new front in a long-running legal battle with a competing doormaker.
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February 04, 2019
Doormaker Says No Need To Replay Landmark Antitrust Trial
The winning side in a bitter antitrust case between two door-making rivals told a Virginia federal judge Friday there's no need for a new trial even though the other manufacturer won a trade secrets counterclaim during an otherwise complete court loss.
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January 31, 2019
Door Maker Will Use Appeal To Stall Factory Sale, Court Told
A door maker that scored an unprecedented divestiture order in its antitrust suit against door part supplier Jeld-Wen told a Virginia federal court Wednesday that its victory will be all for naught if Jeld-Wen is allowed to put off the court-ordered sale of its factory for years with a drawn-out appeal.
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