What sort of information would an investor consider "material" pursuant to the Securities Exchange Act of 1934? Be sure to explain the Act and provide one lawsuit example where material representation or omission amounted to securities fraud in violation of SEC Rule 10b-5. Using the Nexis-Uni Database, research a lawsuit in Louisiana, Alabama, Florida or Texas of a company, in the last two years, charged with anti-trust violations and explain the facts of the lawsuit, the parties, the law, and what the outcome of the case was. (Do not write on Amazon, Google, Facebook, Qualcomm, Samsung, or Apple.)