From The Am Law Litigation Daily
The U.S. Justice Department’s antitrust case against Taiwanese liquid crystal display maker AU Optronics Corp. was a key test of its ability to target globalized price-fixing and win criminal convictions at trial. As The Recorder reported late Tuesday, the DOJ passed that test with flying colors when federal jurors in San Francisco found the company and two top executives guilty of a five-year conspiracy to fix LCD prices, raising the potential for a $1 billion fine.
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