DaVita and Former CEO Found Not Guilty in Criminal Conspiracy ...

DaVita and Former CEO Found Not Guilty in Criminal Conspiracy Case in Alleged Employee 'No-Poach' Agreements · Share · Summary · The Upshot · The ...

DaVita, Former CEO, Not Guilty in Criminal Case Over Alleged 'No ...

On April 15, 2022, a federal jury found both DaVita and Thiry not guilty of criminal conspiracy. Additionally, on April 14, 2022, a federal jury ...

DaVita Inc. and Former CEO Indicted in Ongoing Investigation of ...

Today's announcement is the result of an ongoing federal investigation being conducted by the Antitrust Division's Washington Criminal II ...

Dialysis health company DaVita, former CEO Kent Thiry found not ...

DaVita and Thiry were indicted on charges of criminal conspiracy under the 132-year-old Sherman Antitrust Act. DaVita faced a maximum ...

Jury acquits DaVita, ex-CEO Kent Thiry in landmark antitrust ...

... an unprecedented criminal conspiracy case targeting the dialysis giant's deals with rival companies to not poach each other's employees.

Jury Finds DaVita, Former CEO Not Guilty On Federal Criminal ...

DaVita Inc. and its former CEO Kent Thiry have been found not guilty on all charges associated with federal criminal charges.

Jury Finds DaVita, Former CEO Not Guilty in Criminal Antitrust ...

A jury on April 15 found kidney dialysis company DaVita Inc. and its former CEO Kent Thiry not guilty in a closely watched criminal antitrust action ...

Federal jury acquits DaVita, ex-CEO Kent Thiry in antitrust case

It was the first time that a criminal jury has been asked to decide if corporations are committing a crime when they agree not to hire employees ...

Antitrust case against DaVita, ex-CEO now in hands of jury

An unprecedented criminal conspiracy trial involving dialysis provider DaVita and its former CEO ... no-poach trial and its first criminal ...

Jury acquits DaVita, ex-CEO Kent Thiry on all counts in landmark ...

... criminal conspiracy case ... The jurors found DaVita and Thiry not guilty of three counts apiece of ...

DaVita and Former CEO Win at Jury Trial in Seminal Sherman Act ...

“No Poach” Agreement, No Crime: DaVita and Former CEO Win at Jury Trial in Seminal Sherman Act Decision · Save & file · View original · Print.

DaVita trial: Unprecedented antitrust case now in hands of federal jury

The unprecedented criminal conspiracy case against DaVita Inc. and its former CEO is now in the hands of a federal jury.

Winston & Strawn Team Secures Victory Representing Former CEO ...

A Winston & Strawn team—led by Tom Melsheimer, and comprised of Thomas and Alex Wolens—won the nation's first criminal prosecution alleging an illegal ...

DaVita and its former CEO acquitted of U.S. antitrust charges | Reuters

A jury in Denver, Colorado, acquitted dialysis provider DaVita and its former CEO Kent Thiry on Friday of charges that they conspired with ...

DaVita, former CEO Thiry found not guilty in US DOJ's first criminal ...

DaVita, former CEO Thiry found not guilty in US DOJ's first criminal no-poach suit ... DaVita and former Chief Executive Kent Thiry were acquitted ...

Groundbreaking antitrust trial over DaVita's alleged hiring practices ...

A closely watched criminal conspiracy trial involving dialysis provider DaVita and its former CEO Kent Thiry, which began this week, could have far-reaching ...

WilmerHale Team Achieves Landmark DaVita Antitrust Win

... former chief executive officer Kent Thiry on all charges -- three counts of criminal conspiracy to violate the Sherman Anti-Trust Act. The ...

Jury acquits DaVita, Kent Thiry of corporate conspiracy charges

A federal jury found Denver-based DaVita and former CEO Kent Thiry not guilty on all counts. ... criminal charges. The trial marked the first time ...

Not guilty: Jury acquits DaVita, Kent Thiry of corporate conspiracy ...

The defense had argued that however jurors felt about the agreements or Thiry personally, the defendants' actions did not amount to crimes. An ...

Federal Jury Acquits DaVita, Ex-CEO Kent Thiry In Antitrust Case

It was the first time that a criminal jury has been asked to decide if corporations are committing a crime when they agree not to hire employees ...