In effect, the defendants' cartel is a "per se unlawful restraint of trade" under state antitrust and competition laws, the complaint alleges.
April 16, 2024 at 03:29 PM
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The Dallas firm Burns Charest is lending its expertise as part of a coalition of law firms seeking to certify an antitrust class action against shale oil producers accused of price fixing.
The lawsuit, which can be viewed on Law.com Radar, was filed in federal court in the District of New Mexico, where Chris Dodd of Dodd Law Office is local counsel.
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