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ARTICLE · 17 DECEMBER 2018

Steves And Sons vs. Jeld-Wen: The First Private Antitrust Divestiture Suit

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Alexandra A. Zeiger and Megan E. Harmon published "Steves and Sons vs. Jeld-Wen: The first private antitrust divestiture suit" in the Philadelphia Business Journal.

United StatesAntitrust/Competition Law
Alexandra A. Fahringer
Alexandra A. Fahringer
Megan Harmon
Megan Harmon
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Alexandra A. Zeiger and Megan E. Harmon published "Steves and Sons vs. Jeld-Wen: The first private antitrust divestiture suit" in the Philadelphia Business Journal. They wrote:

"The first successful private antitrust divestiture action was recently decided in Steves and Sons v. Jeld-Wen. The District Court judge held in October that Jeld-Wen Inc., an interior molded doorskin and door manufacturer, must divest itself of a Towanda, Pa., facility that it acquired in a 2012 merger with former competitor, Craftmaster Manufacturing Inc. Following a jury verdict in favor of the plaintiff, Steves and Sons Inc., and a Remedies Hearing, the court determined in its 149-page Memorandum Opinion that divestiture was the only effective way to adequately restore competition in the interior molded doorskins market."

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