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The U.S. Supreme Court refused Wednesday to take up a closely watched antitrust case in which office supply giant 3M Co. was hit with a $68 million verdict after allegedly offering retailers rebates that could be earned only by removing a competitor's products from their shelves. Despite ending the case, the ruling could spur a final round of litigation because lawyers that represented plaintiff LePage's Inc. are now entitled to an award of attorney fees.
July 01, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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