The U.S. Department of Justice's broad investigation into price-fixing by the LCD screen industry has netted more than $860 million in fines and resulted in criminal charges against nearly a dozen executives. But DOJ's effort to go after additional screen makers has resulted in a showdown with White & Case, Nossaman and other law firms over company documents. Rather than negotiate the release of the documents through foreign court systems, prosecutors subpoenaed law firms representing the companies.
May 10, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The U.S. Department of Justice’s broad investigation into price-fixing by the LCD screen industry has netted more than $860 million in fines and resulted in criminal charges against nearly a dozen executives.
But DOJ’s effort to go after additional screen makers, including Toshiba Corp., has resulted in a showdown with White & Case, Nossaman and other law firms over company documents.
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