A year ago, Joseph Saveri and his firm were gearing up to go to trial in three of the big antitrust lawsuits they had filed. Then in the spring, all three settled. Now, following a rare ruling by the judge, one of the settled cases may go to trial anyway.
In March, Saveri's team worked out an $82.5 million settlement for families of competitive cheerleaders from the dominant cheer organization they accused of price-fixing. Jones v. Varsity Brands, 2:20-cv-02892 (W.D. Tenn., fi...
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