Antitrust scholars say Libor case deserves high court review
( December 9, 2016, 23:31 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: A group of antitrust scholars filed a brief with the US Supreme Court urging it to grant a petition for certiorari filed by banks in a Libor-fixing case. The brief says that the case warrants review because the Second Circuit "formulaically and drastically expanded application of the per se rule of antitrust liability," contrary to Supreme Court precedent. See document below. ...
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