Tag: Decision
Leegin, The Political Backlash
Roger Blair, Jessica Haynes, Jan 25, 2010
In 1911, the Supreme Court addressed resale price maintenance (“RPM”) for the first time. Although RPM is a...
A Civil Conflict: Can the States Overturn Leegin?
Leiv Blad, Bryan Killian, Jan 27, 2010
Overturning a 96-year-old rule, the United States Supreme Court held in Leegin that minimum resale price maintenance (“RPM”)...
Diverging but Increasingly Converging: The U.S. Supreme Court in linkLine A...
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Peter Alexiadis, Anthony Shortall, Apr 15, 2009
In a nutshell, the question is whether...
Section 1 Challenges to the Properties Arms of Sports Leagues: The...
Gregory Pelnar, May 27, 2009
The merchandising/licensing units of sports leagues have been challenged as violations of Section 1 of the Sherman Act in a...
The Second Circuit Cautiously Expands Walker Process Standing in In re...
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Charlene Jones, Aidan Synnott, Nov 25, 2009
In October 2009, the United States Court...
Parental Liability for Cartel Infringements
James Bourke, Nov 12, 2009
The imputation of liability to a parent company for its subsidiary's participation in a cartel forms part of a field...
Railroad Antitrust Reform A Train to Nowhere?
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Don Baker, Bill Mullins, Sep 15, 2009
There is an obvious déjà vu quality...
Some Thoughts on Article 82 Jurisprudence – If the Government Always...
Kent Bernard, Aug 13, 2009
If you want to know where you are going, it helps to know where you are. As we see the...
Access v. Efficiency: Reflections on the Consequences of Twombly and Iqbal
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Arthur Miller, Jul 30, 2009
In Bell Atlantic Corp. v. Twombly and Ashcroft v....
Twombly, After Two Years: The Procedural Revolution in Antitrust That Wasn’t
Richard Epstein, Jul 30, 2009
Without question, Bell Atlantic v. Twombly ranks as one of the most controversial decisions of the United States Supreme Court...