Direct purchasers who've sued flat-panel makers think Samsung is cooperating with the feds in already. They want a judge to make the company say now if it intends to cooperate with plaintiffs or not.
April 22, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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SAN FRANCISCO — In the federal prosecution of LCD flat-panel manufacturers, defense lawyers have believed for months that Samsung has received amnesty from the government for being the first to cooperate.
That rumor became an on-the-record allegation Friday, when plaintiffs in the ongoing civil price-fixing suit against the manufacturers asked a federal judge to force Samsung to reveal itself and cooperate with them.
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