After months of comments, filings, and responses, Judge Denise Cote didn't waste any time in approving the Department of Justice's settlement with Hachette, HarperCollins, and Simon & Schuster, moving it out of her docket and potentially over the Court of Appeals. Judge Cote was not persuaded that there was anything to…
Judge Cote Approves eBook Settlement, Deems Case "Straightforward Price Fixing"
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