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9th Cir. Vacates Class Certification in Qualcomm Antitrust MDL - Vimarsana News

9th Cir. Vacates Class Certification in Qualcomm Antitrust MDL

A panel of appellate judges unanimously overturned a lower court ruling on Wednesday in a lawsuit against Qualcomm Incorporated alleging that the leading

California Jury Awards Millions to Cannabis Company in Antitrust Case - Vimarsana News

California Jury Awards Millions to Cannabis Company in Antitrust Case

A California jury last week handed down the reportly first antitrust jury verdict involving the cannabis industry. As the cannabis industry continues to grow and evolve, cannabis-related antitrust disputes may well increase. Richmond Compassionate Care Collective v. Koziol.

Qualcomm wins round in lingering antitrust lawsuit involving 250M cellphone buyers - Vimarsana News

Qualcomm wins round in lingering antitrust lawsuit involving 250M cellphone buyers

A three-judge panel of the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals threw out the class certification in the lawsuit, returning the case to a lower court.

9th Circ. Nixes 250M Buyer Class Cert. In Qualcomm Cell Row - Vimarsana News

9th Circ. Nixes 250M Buyer Class Cert. In Qualcomm Cell Row

The Ninth Circuit vacated a lower court's certification of a class of up to 250 million cellphone buyers who allegedly paid overages stemming from Qualcomm's anti-competitive licensing practices, ruling Wednesday that a common issue of law does not predominate because other states' laws — not just California's — should apply.

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Qualcomm wins round in lingering antitrust lawsuit involving 250M cellphone buyers - Vimarsana News

Qualcomm wins round in lingering antitrust lawsuit involving 250M cellphone buyers

U.S. Ninth Circuit sends class-action case back down to lower court. Plaintiffs are seeking nearly $5 billion for alleged monopoly prices that were passed on to consumers.