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1. ANIMAL SCIENCE PRODUCTS, INC.

   the price and quantity of vitamin C exports, thus shielding them from liability under U. S. antitrust ... government’s construction of its own law, whenever that construction is “reasonable.” In re Vitamin C Antitrust ... Chinese sellers urged, they are shielded from liability under U. S. antitrust law by the act of state ...

2. FTC v. ACTAVIS, INC.

   exclusionary potential, the settlement is immune from antitrust attack. Noting that the FTC had not alleged ... antitrust liability. Held: The Eleventh Circuit erred in affirming the dismissal of the FTC’s complaint. ... antitrust attack. For one thing, to refer simply to what the holder of a valid patent could do does not by ...

3. FTC v. ACTAVIS, INC.

   exclusionary potential, the settlement is immune from antitrust attack. Noting that the FTC had not alleged ... antitrust liability. Held: The Eleventh Circuit erred in affirming the dismissal of the FTC’s complaint. ... antitrust attack. For one thing, to refer simply to what the holder of a valid patent could do does not by ...

4. CREDIT SUISSE SECURITIES (USA) LLC v. BILLING

   as underwriters, violated antitrust laws when they formed syndicates to help execute initial public ... application of antitrust laws to the conduct in question. The District Court dismissed the complaints, but the ... Second Circuit reversed. Held: The securities law implicitly precludes the application of the antitrust ...

5. GELBOIM v. BANK OF AMERICA CORP.

   antitrust law. Determining that no plaintiff could assert a cognizable antitrust injury, the District Court ... granted the banks’ motion to dismiss all antitrust claims, including the Gelboim-Zacher complaint’s sole ... authorizing the plaintiffs in some of the multiple-claim actions to appeal the dismissal of their antitrust ...

6. ONEOK, INC. v. LEARJET, INC.

   pipelines, claiming that the pipelines had engaged in behavior that violated state antitrust laws. In ... prices. Held: Respondents’ state-law antitrust claims are not within the field of matters pre-empted by ... “traditional” state regulation, such as blue sky laws. Id., at 308, n. 11. Antitrust laws, like blue sky laws, ...

7. NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION v. ALSTON et al.

   antitrust lawsuit challenging the NCAA’s restrictions on compensation. Specifically, they alleged that the ... restraints on athlete compensation survive antitrust scrutiny. The student-athletes have not renewed their ... is consistent with established antitrust principles. Pp. 15–36. (a) The courts below properly ...

8. CALIFORNIA, Petitioner, v. FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION et al.

   Northwest filed a motion to dismiss the antitrust suit or to stay it, pending completion of the proceedings ... antitrust suit. On July 29, 1958, the Department of Justice was advised by the Commission that it would not ... stay its proceedings. The Commission invited the Antitrust Division of the Department to participate in ...

9. 540 U.S. 736

   and create a monopoly in mail sack production. The District Court dismissed the antitrust claims, ... concluding that the Postal Service is not subject to liability under federal antitrust law. The Ninth Circuit ... reversed, holding that the Postal Service can be liable but that it has a limited immunity from antitrust ...

10. CARNATION COMPANY, Petitioner, v. PACIFIC WESTBOUND CONFERENCE et al.

    application of the antitrust laws to the shipping industry. The petitioner in this case is a shipper in ... original rate, but Pacific Westbound declined to do so until 1962. Petitioner filed an antitrust ... unapproved agreements is unlawful per se under the antitrust laws. Respondents moved to dismiss, claiming ...

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