Litigation
Jun. 23, 2017
Judge seems likely to allow ramen antitrust case to continue
A federal judge said he was inclined to let litigation proceed in an international antitrust case accusing South Korean ramen noodle makers of price fixing.
SAN FRANCISCO — A federal judge said this week he was inclined to let litigation proceed in an international antitrust case accusing South Korean ramen noodle makers of price fixing.
The case is an example of a relatively new and growing phenomenon in which plaintiffs’ attorneys in the United States use information from cases overseas to allege their own claims at home.
The litigation began with an ...
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