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Iiyama (UK) Limited and Others V Samsung Electronics Co. Limited and Others (LCD Cartels)

By Cleary Gottlieb on March 4, 2020

On 4 March 2020, the CAT ordered that the damages claim brought by Iiyama against Samsung in relation to the LCD price-fixing cartel be withdrawn, by consent of the parties.

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