Published opinions from 2010. The case name opens the case page.
August 16, 2010618 F.3d 300
The court held that most of the alleged insurer and broker conduct did not plausibly plead horizontal agreements supporting the plaintiffs’ per se Sherman Act theories, but that detailed bid-rigging allegations in the Marsh-centered commercial conspiracy plausibly supported an agreement not to compete for incumbent…
August 5, 2010615 F.3d 159
The court held that the Rooker-Feldman doctrine did not bar federal jurisdiction because Great Western alleged an independent due-process injury caused by a conspiracy, rather than an injury caused by the state-court judgments themselves.
May 19, 2010605 F.3d 223
The Third Circuit affirmed dismissal of Mayer’s amended complaint because the ticket entitled him to enter the stadium and watch the scheduled game, and he received that access. The alleged cheating, though found by the NFL to violate its rules, did not deprive Mayer of a legally protected right or cause an actionable…
January 15, 2010592 F.3d 412
The Third Circuit addressed an interlocutory appeal from a preliminary injunction enforcing, under Pennsylvania law, a two-year non-compete in a pyrotechnician's employment agreement.