FKLM partner Kimberly Justice was appointed to the Plaintiff Steering Committee for the direct purchaser plaintiffs in this multidistrict class action alleging a conspiracy among the largest tire manufacturers in the world to fix the prices of new replacement tires for passenger cars, vans, trucks, and buses sold in the United States.
FKLM partner Kimberly Justice serves as Co-Lead Counsel for the commercial indirect purchaser class and as a member of MDL Plaintiff Steering Committee charged with directing and implementing the overall strategy for all Plaintiffs’ counsel in the litigation. This multidistrict class action brings antitrust and consumer protection claims related to alleged anticompetitive conduct in the market for granulated sugar, including coordination and communication of competitively sensitive information by competitors.
Freed Kanner partner Kimberly Justice serves as Co-Lead counsel in this antitrust class action alleging a conspiracy to fix the price of fragrance products
FKLM partner Kimberly Justice serves as lead counsel in this class action arising from allegations that Toyota manufactured, sold, and leased 2013-2018 Toyota RAV4 vehicles with a defectively designed battery retention system (settlement pending final approval).
FKLM is serving as class counsel for Plaintiffs in this consumer protection class action alleging that Subaru is manufacturing, marketing and selling new vehicles with defective and dangerous windshields that are spontaneously and/or unreasonably cracking, chipping and otherwise breaking, often within weeks or a few months of purchase.
Freed Kanner partner Kimberly Justice serves as co-lead counsel in this antitrust class action arising from peanut shellers’ wrongful and anticompetitive actions that had the intended purpose and effect of artificially fixing, depressing, maintaining, and stabilizing the price of runner peanuts paid to peanut farmers in the United States over the past 6 years.
Freed Kanner served as an Executive Committee Member in this antitrust class action arising from Apple’s abusive monopoly in the distribution of iOS apps and related products, seeking to get rid of its pricing mandates, and to reimburse developers for overcharges made through abuse of its monopoly power.
Freed Kanner attorneys served court appointed roles on the Plaintiffs’ Executive Committee in this antitrust class action accusing certain salmon farmers of unlawful coordination of the prices charged to direct purchasers of farm-raised Atlantic salmon and salmon products derived therefrom. This litigation was settled for $85 million.
Freed Kanner attorneys serve court appointed roles both on the Plaintiffs’ Steering Committee, and as Liaison Counsel in this multidistrict, antitrust class action accusing the 15 primary industry players of fixing television advertising prices.
