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Local Government Practices And The Antitrust Merits, Mark R. Lee
Local Government Practices And The Antitrust Merits, Mark R. Lee
University of Miami Law Review
No abstract provided.
Ncaa V. Board Of Regents: Supreme Court Intercepts Per Se Rule And Rule Of Reason, Peter W. Bellas
Ncaa V. Board Of Regents: Supreme Court Intercepts Per Se Rule And Rule Of Reason, Peter W. Bellas
University of Miami Law Review
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Antitrust - Repudiation Of The Intraenterprise Conspiracy Doctrine - Copperweld Corp. V. Independence Tube Corp., Ellen M. Gregg
Antitrust - Repudiation Of The Intraenterprise Conspiracy Doctrine - Copperweld Corp. V. Independence Tube Corp., Ellen M. Gregg
Campbell Law Review
The purpose of this Note is to examine the effects of the Copperweld holding on antitrust regulation and enforcement. The Note traces the development of the intraenterprise conspiracy doctrine and assesses its impact on past antitrust actions. It also addresses the question of whether the repudiation of the intraenterprise conspiracy doctrine will weaken antitrust enforcement in the corporate arena. The Copperweld Court concludes that its decision will not cripple antitrust enforcement due to the existence of other policing measures. The Note will suggest, however, that in the Copperweld decision, the majority displayed an alarming willingness to elevate form over substance …
Pennsylvania's Antibid-Rigging Act: A First Step Towards An Antitrust Law Or The Only Step, Ellen F. Kandell
Pennsylvania's Antibid-Rigging Act: A First Step Towards An Antitrust Law Or The Only Step, Ellen F. Kandell
Villanova Law Review
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The Long Awaited Death Knell Of The Intra-Enterprise Doctrine, James M. Steinberg
The Long Awaited Death Knell Of The Intra-Enterprise Doctrine, James M. Steinberg
Villanova Law Review
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Application Of The Antitrust Laws To The Activities Of Insurance Companies: Heavier Risks, Expanded Coverage, And Greater Liability, Joseph Bauer, Earl W. Kintner, Michael J. Allen
Application Of The Antitrust Laws To The Activities Of Insurance Companies: Heavier Risks, Expanded Coverage, And Greater Liability, Joseph Bauer, Earl W. Kintner, Michael J. Allen
Journal Articles
Since 1945 Congress has exempted certain activities of insurance companies from federal antitrust scrutiny. This exemption, provided by the McCarran-Ferguson Act, is not unqualified; it only applies to insurance company activities that constitute the "business of insurance" and that already are regulated under state law. Moreover, the exemption does not apply to activities that involve boycotts, coercion, or intimidation. The purpose of this exemption was to preserve the long tradition of state regulation of insurance, while providing federal remedies for coercive anticompetitive activities. The authors examine recent Supreme Court interpretations of the Act in light of this legislative policy and …