The Justice Department and California claim eBay violated antitrust law by reaching a secret noncompete agreement with Intuit.
November 20, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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eBay Inc. is prepared to fight federal and state lawsuits alleging it violated antitrust laws by entering an anti-poaching pact with software developer Intuit Inc.
The company, represented by Thomas Brown, litigation partner at Paul Hastings, said through a spokeswoman it would “vigorously defend itself against new suits alleging anti-competitive practices.
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