Circuit conflicts in antitrust litigation
By: John H. Bogart, editor
Publisher: American Bar Association
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Number of pages: 85
ISBN-13: 9781604425444
Table of contents: title: Venue and service of process in Section 12 of the Clayton Act; title: Applying forum non conveniens in international antitrust cases; title: Conspiracy theory jurisdiction; title: The public disclosure bar in qui tam suits; title: The mercoid exception in compulsory counterclaims; title: Standing of a merger target to challenge the merger; title: Antitrust standing in pharmaceutical cases lacking regulatory approval; title: "Monopoly leveraging" theory of liability; title: Burdens of proof in establishing anti-competitive effect; title: Antitrust liability from tying parts to service of product; title: Satisfying the "in" or "affecting" commerce requirement of Sections 1 and 2 of the Sherman Act; title: "Reverse" or "exclusionary" payments among pharmaceutical manufacturers; title: Can a hospital conspire with its medical staff for the purposes of Sherman Act Section I?; title: Damages and illegal ties; title: Above-cost bundled discounts : do they alone violate Section 2?