A civil class action suit brought against Nine West and 10 major department stores alleging price-fixing on women's shoes can proceed to trial, following a ruling by a federal judge in New York. The suit, a consolidation of 25 class actions filed against Nine West last year, charges the defendants engaged in vertical and horizontal price-fixing on shoes. One out of every five pairs of women's shoes sold in America is made by Nine West.
January 18, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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A civil class action suit brought against Nine West Group Inc. and 10 major department stores alleging price-fixing on women’s shoes can proceed to trial, following a ruling by a Southern District judge.
Judge Barrington D. Parker Jr. rejected several arguments for dismissal of the case made by attorneys for the shoe maker and retailer as well co-defendants Bloomingdale’s Inc., Macy’s East and eight other stores in In re Nine West Shoes Antitrust Litigation, 99 Civ. 0245.
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