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February 24, 2009
Anti-Monopolization Workarounds
Posted by D. Daniel Sokol
Reza Dibadj, University of San Francisco - School of Law focuses his latest work on Anti-Monopolization Workarounds.
ABSTRACT: Bringing a monopolization claim under the Cartwright Act is difficult work. This article first explains the possible arguments that one might make in favor of such a claim, then describes why each faces an uphill battle. Second, the article discusses alternatives to the Cartwright Act for bringing a monopolization claim under California law and why each of these attempts is also challenging. The article concludes by considering the reasons for and significance of the lack of a clear monopolization claims under the Cartwright Act.
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