In a order issued Tuesday afternoon, Judge Cote set out a proposed schedule for reviewing Macmillan's settlements with the DOJ, 49 states, and the civil class-action group, announced earlier this month. Per the schedule, the government must file all public comments by May 30, with additional motions on the settlement…
Judge Cote Sets Schedule For Reviewing Macmillan Settlement; Where Are the Discounts?
by Sarah Weinman on February 20, 2013 in DOJ, Legal
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