Index

• Author: American Bar Association
• Pages: 1901-1922

1901

INDEX

A

ACCESS RESTRAINTS, WITH JOINT

VENTURES, 518–522

ACCOUNTABLE CARE ORGANIZATIONS

(ACOS), 1575–1576

ACOS. SEE ACCOUNTABLE CARE

ORGANIZATIONS (ACOS)

ACPA. SEE ANTITRUST CIVIL PROCESS

ACT (ACPA)

ACPERA. SEE ANTITRUST CRIMINAL

PENALTY ENHANCEMENT AND

REFORM ACT (ACPERA)

ACTIVE SUPERVISION REQUIREMENT,

1414–1416

ACT OF STATE DOCTRINE, 1321–1330

ADA. SEE AIRLINE DEREGULATION ACT

(ADA)

ADJUDICATIVE PROCEDURES, WITH FTC,

723–730

ADMINISTRATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION

ACT, 1493

ADMISSIBILITY, OF EXPERT TESTIMONY,

1017–1021

ADVERTISING, COOPERATIVE, 150–151

ADVISORY OPINIONS, FTC, 745

AGREEMENT

Defining, 3–4

Horizontal, proof of, in civil case, 6–20

Horizontal, proof of, in criminal case,

5–6

Proving, 5–28

Vertical, proving, 22–28

AGRICULTURAL FAIR PRACTICES ACT OF

1967, 1455–1456

AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRY

Capper-Volstead Act and, 1453, 1455,

1456–1457, 1458

Immunity and, 1454–1460

Joint ventures in, 1465–1466

Mergers and acquisitions in, 1465–1466

Packers and Stockyards Act of 1921

and, 1453, 1460–1464

As regulated industry, 1453–1466

Regulatory framework for, 1454–1464

AIRLINE DEREGULATION ACT (ADA),

1678–1679, 1680, 1681

AIR TRANSPORTATION

Communities with, 1688–1691

Computer reservations systems in,

1700–1701

International agreements with, 1688–

1691

Joint ventures in, 1686–1688

Mergers and acquisitions in, 1683–1686

Monopolization in, 1695–1700

Preemption and, 1680–1683

Price fixing in, 1691–1695

As regulated industry, 1678–1704

Regulatory history and framework in,

1678–1683

Slot restrictions with, 1701–1704

AMAAS. SEE ANTITRUST MUTUAL

ASSISTANCE AGREEMENTS

(AMAAS)

AMATEUR SPORTS ACT (ASA), 1654–1655

AMERICA INVENTS ACT (AIA), 1173 N.12

AMERICAN RULE, 1023–1024

AMICUS CURIAE BRIEFS, FTC, 747

AMNESTY PROGRAMS, CARTEL

ENFORCEMENT AND, 1389–1391

ANTICOMPETITIVE CONDUCT

In attempted monopoly, 332–340

In horizontal mergers, 377–380

ANTICOMPETITIVE EFFECT

Proving, 63–77

Truncation through direct evidence of,

68–70

ANTI-DUMPING ACT OF 1916, 1406

ANTITRUST CIVIL PROCESS ACT (ACPA),

753–760

ANTITRUST CRIMINAL PENALTY

ENHANCEMENT AND REFORM

ACT (ACPERA), 824–825, 828,

1078

ANTITRUST DIVISION. SEE JUSTICE

DEPARTMENT

ANTITRUST LAWS, DEFINED, IN CLAYTON

ACT, 846

ANTITRUST MUTUAL ASSISTANCE

AGREEMENTS (AMAAS), 1398–

1400

“ANY PERSON, FIRM, CORPORATION, OR

ASSOCIATION,” DEFINED, IN

CLAYTON ACT, 846

“ANY PERSON,” DEFINED, 798–800

1902 ANTITRUST LAW DEVELOPMENTS (NINTH)

APPEALS

Of class actions, 931–933

In criminal litigation, 1128–1129

APPELLATE PRACTICE, JUSTICE

DEPARTMENT AND, 776–777

ARBITRABILITY, OF ANTITRUST CLAIMS,

886–889

ARBITRAL AWARDS, INTERNATIONAL

COMMERCE AND, 1376

ARBITRATION

International commerce and, 1357–

1359

With Justice Department, 761–762

AREAS OF PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITY, 158–

159

ARRAIGNMENT, IN CRIMINAL LITIGATION,

1085–1089

ARREST WARRANT, 1085–1086

ASA. SEE AMATEUR SPORTS ACT (ASA)

ATM NETWORKS, 1555–1556

ATTORNEY-CLIENT PRIVILEGE

Crime/fraud exception and, 967–970

Discovery and, 962–970

Scope of, 962–966

ATTORNEYS’ FEES

American Rule with, 1023–1024

In class actions, 1038–1040

Overview of, 1023–1025

In private antitrust suits, 1023–1040

Successful plaintiff, 1025–1037

Unsuccessful plaintiff, 1037–1038

AUCTIONS, WIRELESS, 1479–1480

AUSTRALIA, INTERNATIONAL CARTEL

ENFORCEMENT BY, 1144–1146

AVAILABILITY ON PROPORTIONALLY

EQUAL TERMS, 586–588

B

BAD FAITH ENFORCEMENT, OF

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

RIGHTS, 1186–1192

BAIL REFORM ACT OF 1984, 1086–1087

BANK HOLDING COMPANY ACT, 1549,

1559

BANK MERGER ACTS, 1548–1549, 1559–

1560

BANKRUPTCY, PRIVATE ANTITRUST SUITS

AND, 880–882

BARRIERS TO ENTRY, AS EVIDENCE OF

MONOPOLY, 233–236

BASEBALL EXEMPTION, 1651–1654

BENCHMARKING, WITH FINANCIAL

INSTITUTIONS, 1556–1558

BIFURCATION, OF ANTITRUST TRIALS,

1007–1009

BILATERAL AGREEMENTS, IN

INTERNATIONAL ANTITRUST

ENFORCEMENT, 1395–1398

BILL OF PARTICULARS, 1106–1108

BOYCOTTS, 129–130, 1253, 1432

BRAZIL, INTERNATIONAL CARTEL

ENFORCEMENT BY, 1146–1150

BROADBAND INTERNET ACCESS, 1483–

1488

BROADCASTING, 1488–1495

BROADCAST LICENSES, 1490–1492

BROADCAST STATIONS, CABLE CARRIAGE

OF, 1493–1494

BROKERAGE PROVISION, ROBINSON-

PATMAN ACT AND, 570–577

BUNDLED PRICING, MONOPOLY AND, 262–

266

BURDEN OF PROOF

In FTC proceedings, 728–729

In private antitrust lawsuits, 830–831

Relevant market and, 663

BUSINESS REVIEW LETTERS, 780–782

BUYER LIABILITY, 588–592

BUYER-SIDE PREDATION, MONOPOLY AND,

303–304

C

CAB. SEE CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD

(CAB)

CABLE CARRIAGE OF BROADCAST

STATIONS, 1493–1494

CABLE COMMUNICATIONS POLICY ACT OF

1984, 1495, 1499

CABLE TELEVISION

Market definition issues in, 1496–1499

Merger activity in, 1509–1515

Monopoly in, 1499–1508

Open access in, 1508–1509

Programming supply market in, 1506–

1508

Statutory regulation unique to, 1495–

1496

CABLE TELEVISION CONSUMER

PROTECTION AND COMPETITION

ACT OF 1992, 1493, 1495

CAFA. SEE CLASS ACTION FAIRNESS ACT

(CAFA)

CANADA, INTERNATIONAL CARTEL

ENFORCEMENT BY, 1150–1152

CAPPER-VOLSTEAD ACT, 1453, 1455,

1456–1457, 1458