National Law Journal...30 to a cash settlement in multidistrict antitrust litigation against producers of potash, a natural chemical used in fertilizers. The deal brought the total recovery...
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...antitrust class action alleges a global conspiracy to raise the price of potash, a mineral used primarily in agricultural fertilizer.Most of the world...
...is the one of the world's leading producers of phosphate and potash fertilizers. It also operates storage facilities and deep-water ports overseas....
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Since the U.S. Supreme Court decision in Gilmer v. Interstate/Johnson Lane (1991), federal courts have blessed individual arbitration agreements limiting court access to resolve statutory claims of e
...after two other Reed Smith lawyers, John J. Altorelli and Jeffrey A. Potash, also became Dewey structured finance partners. Both de Carbuccia and...
...partners in New York. John J. Altorelli and Jeffrey A. Potash are joining Dewey from the New York office of Pittsburgh's Reed...
Sen. Rick Santorum (R-Pa.) is pressing ahead with a measure that would set new commercial breeding standards for a range of animals, from dogs to lizards, and the next step in the lobby reform proces
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