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Case Number:

1:05-md-01720

Court:

New York Eastern

Nature of Suit:

410 Anti-Trust

Multi Party Litigation:

Class Action, Multi-district Litigation

Judge:

Chief Judge Margo K. Brodie

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November 30, 2012
Visa, MasterCard Oppose Delay On $7B Antitrust Settlement

Visa Inc. and MasterCard Inc. on Thursday asked a New York federal court not to suspend approval of a $7.25 billion settlement resolving multidistrict litigation over allegedly excessive and anti-competitive swipe fees, arguing that retailers objecting to the settlement aren't likely to succeed in appealing it.
November 27, 2012
Retailers To Appeal $7B Visa, MasterCard Swipe Fee Deal

A New York federal judge's approval of a $7.25 billion settlement ending multidistrict antitrust litigation against Visa Inc. and MasterCard Inc. over allegedly excessive swipe fees drew immediate opposition from a coalition of retail groups who said Tuesday they will appeal the payoff, which they labeled unfair.
November 20, 2012
Canadian Merchant Seeks Docs From US MasterCard, Visa Case

The lead plaintiff in a Canadian antitrust case accusing Visa Inc., MasterCard Inc. and Canadian banks of conspiring to set merchant fee rates asked a New York federal court Monday for unfettered access to the docket in the U.S. multidistrict litigation that recently settled for $7.25 billion.
November 09, 2012
$7B MasterCard, Visa MDL Settlement Wins Initial OK

A New York federal judge on Friday gave preliminary approval to Visa Inc. and MasterCard Inc.'s proposed $7.25 billion multidistrict litigation settlement over the companies' alleged collusion on interchange fees, paving the way for arguably the largest antitrust settlement in U.S. history.
November 08, 2012
Judge To Mull $7B Settlement In Visa, MasterCard Fee MDL

The judge overseeing a long-running multidistrict litigation accusing Visa Inc. and MasterCard Inc. of colluding on interchange fees is set to hold a hearing Friday to consider preliminarily approving a $7.25 billion settlement that has fiercely divided the plaintiffs in the litigation.
November 06, 2012
ATM Operators Want Out Of $7B Visa, MasterCard Fee Deal

A group of independent ATM operators asked a New York federal court Monday to exclude them from a proposed $7.25 billion settlement in multidistrict litigation accusing Visa Inc. and MasterCard Inc. of colluding on interchange fees, saying the settlement could threaten their claims in another suit against the credit card giants.
November 01, 2012
Merchants Oppose $7B Visa, MasterCard Interchange Fee Deal

Nearly 1,200 U.S. merchants, including Wal-Mart Stores Inc., Starbucks Corp. and Target Corp., on Thursday objected to a proposed $7.25 billion settlement that would resolve multidistrict litigation accusing Visa Inc. and MasterCard Inc. of colluding on interchange fees, saying the settlement wouldn't resolve the underlying antitrust behavior the litigation was intended to fix.
October 24, 2012
Visa, MasterCard's $7B Deal In Fee MDL Nears Approval

A New York federal judge on Wednesday indicated that he was leaning toward a preliminary approval of a $7.25 billion settlement that would resolve the long-running multidistrict litigation accusing Visa Inc. and MasterCard Inc. of colluding on interchange fees.
October 19, 2012
Merchants Seek OK Of $7B Deal In Visa, MasterCard Fee MDL

Merchant plaintiffs in long-running multidistrict litigation accusing Visa Inc. and MasterCard Inc. of colluding on interchange fees on Friday requested preliminary approval of a $7.25 billion settlement, setting up a fight with the large number of plaintiffs who oppose the deal.
October 12, 2012
Most Named Plaintiffs Oppose $7B Visa, MasterCard Fee Deal

The majority of the named plaintiffs in multidistrict litigation accusing Visa Inc. and MasterCard Inc. of colluding on interchange fees now oppose a proposed $7.25 billion settlement, the six trade group plaintiffs in the case said Friday.

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