| 1991 - 116 lapas
...exclusionary and the jury's verdict of $2.5 million in damages trebled to $7.5 million, plus attorney's fees: [T]he record in this case comfortably supports an...customers from doing business with its smaller rival. . . . The [defendant's refusal to deal] was apparently motivated entirely by a decision to avoid providing... | |
| William L. Greene - 1996 - 92 lapas
...Co. v. Aspen Highlands Skiing, 472 US 585, 602 (1985), upholding a monopolization judgment because "the record in this case comfortably supports an inference...discourage its customers from doing business with its rival." 268. Richter Concrete v. Hilltop Concrete Corp., 691 F.2d 818, 823 (6th Cir. 1982), quoting... | |
| |