Frozen Potatoes Price Fixing
Hartley LLP filed a complaint on behalf of a class of commercial and institutional payers alleging price fixing in the frozen potato market.
Hartley LLP Appointed Co-Lead Counsel in Visa Debit Case
December 16, 2024: This month, Judge John G. Koeltl of the Southern District of New York appointed Hartley LLP as co-lead counsel for the plaintiff cardmember class in the Visa Debit card case. Plaintiffs allege Visa monopolized the market for debit card network services and entered into anticompetitive agreements with competitors and potential competitors to not [...]
Recent Case Results
Hartley LLP is pleased to announce its recent class action case results: Jackson Hewitt: In the District of New Jersey, Hartley LLP, along with its co-lead counsel, secured final approval of a settlement with Jackson Hewitt regarding antitrust allegations surrounding its no-poach policy. It is the first and only settlement of a case alleging a no-poach conspiracy [...]
Jackson Hewitt No-Poach Case Settlement Obtains Preliminary Approval
Final Approval of JBS Beef Settlement
Final Approval of JBS Beef Settlement
Final Approval of JBS Beef Settlement
Varsity Cheer Settlement Receives Preliminary Approval
Varsity Cheer Settlement Receives Preliminary Approval
Jason Hartley a Public Justice Trial Lawyer of the Year Finalist
Jason Hartley, as part of the In re Capacitors Antitrust Litigation trial team, was named a finalist for Public Justice’s 2024 Trial Lawyer of the Year Award.
Hartley LLP Settles Breach of Contract Case Against Inovio Pharmaceuticals
In 2019, Hartley LLP filed a lawsuit on behalf of BSL Pharma that alleged Inovio Pharmaceuticals refused to honor its obligation to supply needle-free syringes, called Zetajets, to BLS.
Jason Hartley Named to Top Antitrust Lawyer
The Daily Journal, a state-wide business and law publication in California, has selected Jason Hartley as a Top Antitrust Lawyer in the state for 2023.
Jason Hartley Speaks at the ABA’s Institute on Class Actions.
Jason Hartley participated in a panel discussion about client development and the business of the practice of law along with esteemed colleagues Joe Saveri, Dan Karon, Elizabeth McKeen and Paul Karlsgodt.