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"Circuit conflicts in antitrust litigation" Table Of Contents:

• 1- Venue and service of process in Section 12 of the Clayton Act
• 2- Applying forum non conveniens in international antitrust cases
• 3- Conspiracy theory jurisdiction
• 4- The public disclosure bar in qui tam suits
• 5- The mercoid exception in compulsory counterclaims
• 6- Standing of a merger target to challenge the merger
• 7- Antitrust standing in pharmaceutical cases lacking regulatory approval
• 8- Monopoly leveraging theory of liability
• 9- Burdens of proof in establishing anti-competitive effect
• 10- Antitrust liability from tying parts to service of product
• 11- Satisfying the "in" or "affecting" commerce requirement of Sections 1 and 2 of the Sherman Act
• 12- Reverse or exclusionary payments among pharmaceutical manufacturers
• 13- Can a hospital conspire with its medical staff for the purposes of Sherman Act Section I?
• 14- Damages and illegal ties
• 15- Above-cost bundled discounts : do they alone violate Section 2?

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