After $1.2 billion in settlements and a decade of litigation that swept in antitrust lawyers from more than 50 firms (seriously, did anyone NOT work on this case?), the massive air cargo price-fixing litigation is coming in for a landing.
Of the original 30-plus airline defendants, only two still hadn’t settled: Air New Zealand and Air India.
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