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Act (FAIR Act)—both of which would have precluded forced arbitration in antitrust, civil-rights, consumer, and employment cases—routinely died in
Bell Atlantic v. Twombly1 and Ashcroft v. Iqbal2 have sparked a broad debate concerning federal pleading standards. In the parallel-conduct antitrust
ANTITRUST POLICY: THE LAW OF COMPETITION AND ITS PRACTICE 82-83 (2d ed. 1999) (stating that in antitrust cases that require proof of market power, the
changing the antitrust burden for establish- ing the legality of RSAs, to remove another.37 The present analysis not only pro- vides a firmer basis for
market” emerging from court and agency interpretations of antitrust laws. Eskridge and Ferejohn show well the importance of statutes in our governance
Antitrust: The Role of Compulsory Licensing, 52 N.Y.U. L. REV. 977, 982 (1977) (expressing concern about wasteful expenditures of reinvention). Another
S. Ct. 2304, 2306 (2013). Although Italian Colors involved a claim under a federal antitrust s… 133 S. Ct. 2304, 2306 (2013). Although Italian Colors
protection, civil rights, antitrust, securities regulation, and more.5 Where a company or a government engages in wide- spread wrongdoing, class
”). the yale law journal forum June 23, 2022 8 which would have precluded forced arbitration in antitrust, civil-rights, con- sumer, and