They are used on televisions, billboards, computers and phones. The average American can’t go an hour without looking at an LCD screen. They are arguably more ubiquitous than automobiles.
So is it any surprise LCD screens are at the center of one, if not the, largest antitrust litigation ever pursued on the criminal and civil side? Now as the antitrust snowball grows bigger, two Florida attorneys await their clients’ turn to take a bite at millions of dollars at stake from manufacturers who fixed prices.
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