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In Re: Qualcomm Antitrust Litigation

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Case Number:

3:17-md-02773

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Court:

California Northern

Nature of Suit:

Anti-Trust

Multi Party Litigation:

Multi-district Litigation, Class Action

Judge:

Jacqueline Scott Corley

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  1. February 25, 2025

    9th Circ. Won't Revive Consumers' Qualcomm Antitrust Suit

    The Ninth Circuit Tuesday declined to revive cellphone buyers' antitrust suit against Qualcomm, backing a California district court's rejection of the consumers' claim that Qualcomm's policy of refusing to sell chips to cellular manufacturers that did not license its patents ran afoul of California antitrust law.

  2. April 02, 2024

    Qualcomm Says 9th Circ. Panel Already Heard Chip Claims

    Qualcomm is urging the Ninth Circuit to assign an appeal from phone and tablet buyers looking to revive allegations that the chipmaker uses anti-competitive licensing practices to the same panel that nixed a class certification ruling in the long-running case.

  3. March 26, 2024

    Consumers Push For New 9th Circ. Panel In Qualcomm Case

    Cellphone buyers are coming out strong against Qualcomm's request to have the same Ninth Circuit panel that vacated their class certification hear an appeal to revive the long-running antitrust litigation over the company's licensing practices, saying there is no reason for "meddling with the usual practice for assigning cases."

  4. February 27, 2024

    Consumers Ask 9th Circ. To Revive Qualcomm Antitrust Case

    Cellphone buyers are hoping to revive their beleaguered antitrust case accusing Qualcomm of illegal tying schemes to inflate the price of their chips, telling the Ninth Circuit in their new opening brief to reverse the district court's ruling from September or, at a minimum, toss it to the California Supreme Court to decide whether their state law claims are viable.

  5. September 27, 2023

    Qualcomm Gets Rest Of Calif. Consumer Chip Case Tossed

    A California federal court granted Qualcomm's bid to extinguish the remaining claims from cellphone buyers alleging they overpaid due to the chipmaker's licensing practices, following a loss by federal enforcers on similar claims and the dismantling of a consumer class.

  6. May 26, 2023

    Consumers Fight Qualcomm Bid To End Antitrust Case

    Cellphone buyers accusing Qualcomm of violating antitrust law through chip licensing practices have urged a California federal court not to end the last of what remains of long-running consumer litigation against the company.

  7. April 10, 2023

    Qualcomm Seeks Final End To Chip-Licensing Antitrust Case

    Qualcomm asked a California federal court on Monday to nix what's left of long-running consumer antitrust litigation targeting its chip-licensing practices, saying the cellphone purchaser plaintiffs have no evidence to support their suit's remaining exclusive dealing claim.

  8. February 17, 2023

    Qualcomm Wants Chip-Licensing Suit Gone Once And For All

    Qualcomm asked a California federal judge to tee up what's left of a consumer antitrust suit targeting its chip-licensing practices, a move the technology giant hopes will end the long-running battle with cellphone buyers.

  9. January 09, 2023

    Calif. Antitrust Claims Against Qualcomm Trimmed

    A California federal court has trimmed some allegations from cellphone buyers targeting Qualcomm's chip licensing practices but allowed other allegations under the state's antitrust law to proceed despite the Ninth Circuit's rejection of similar claims under federal law.

  10. November 15, 2022

    Qualcomm Uses 9th Circ. Win Over FTC To Fight Antitrust Suit

    Qualcomm urged a California federal judge on Tuesday to toss a putative class action from cellphone buyers alleging they overpaid due to the semiconductor giant's anti-competitive chip licensing practices, arguing that an amended complaint doesn't differ from a Federal Trade Commission suit against the company already axed by the Ninth Circuit.

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