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Tyson Settles Turkey Price-Fixing Suit For $1.75M
Law360 (July 7, 2021, 6:59 PM EDT) Tyson Foods will stop battling claims that it worked with rivals to fix the price of turkey after the meat processing giant reached a $1.75 million deal to escape the antitrust suit, according to documents filed in an Illinois federal court.
Characterizing the deal as an icebreaker settlement, the New York-based bakery and deli leading the proposed class action asked U.S. District Judge Virginia M. Kendall to grant the deal which comes with Tyson Foods denying any wrongdoing but pledging cooperation her blessing.
Icebreaker settlements are generally the first reached in a suit against a slew of defendants for.
Otro revés para Macri: rechazan la intervención de la Justicia porteña en el caso Correo eldestapeweb.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from eldestapeweb.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
El TSJ responde a Macri. Lo preside Inés Weinberg, a quien Macri propuso en su momento para ocupar la Procuración General de la Nación. Lo integra también Santiago Otamendi, ex viceministro de Justicia en el Gobierno de Cambiemos. Lo completan Luis Lozano, Alicia Ruiz y Marcela De Langhe.
Casal opinó sobre un caso idéntico al de Correo solo que en lugar de tratarse del fuero Comercial es en el Civil. Pero cuenta como antecedente, ya que de hecho es un caso que el propio TSJ porteño citó para justificar su maniobra en favor de los Macri: el caso Levinas.
A California federal judge appeared to be leaning Thursday toward dismissing a claim against Los Angeles City Attorney Mike Feuer and two former deputies related to a water and power billing scandal, while preserving a claim against the city that it deprived a ratepayer of his rights through double-dealing.