Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates must travel to Iowa only once to defend his company in a class action antitrust case beginning today that accuses him of running a monopoly that overcharged Iowans millions of dollars. The company has denied the allegations and said it will prove customers received high-quality software for a reasonable price. In a ruling filed Wednesday, Judge Scott Rosenberg said that Gates and Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer must testify only once.
November 30, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Microsoft Corp. Chairman Bill Gates must travel to Iowa only once to defend his company in a class action antitrust case beginning today that accuses him of running a monopoly that overcharged Iowans millions of dollars.
The company has denied the allegations and said it will prove customers received high-quality software for a reasonable price.
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