Exclusive Dealing
Exclusive Dealing

Author: Gregg Frasco

Publisher: University Press of America

Published: 1991

Total Pages: 236

ISBN-13: 9780819180360

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This book will be of interest to all decision-makers and analysts concerned with supply contracts. The primary focus of this study is on one particular type of supply contract, namely, the exclusive dealing contract. Its essence is the agreement by a seller (or a lessor) and/or buyer (or lessee) to transact only with the other party for the duration of the contract. This analysis attempts to discern the economic reasons why that type of supply contract was utilized in individual cases, and to aggregate the results in a systematic fashion. It covers all the federal antitrust cases involving exclusive dealing that reached the Court of Appeals level and/or the Supreme Court through 1986. For the interested reader, careful referencing and an extensive bibliography provide easy access to treatments that are more theoretically disposed.

Litigation Manual
Litigation Manual

Author: United States. Federal Labor Relations Authority. Office of the General Counsel

Publisher:

Published: 1997

Total Pages: 600

ISBN-13:

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Federal Civil Procedure Manual
Federal Civil Procedure Manual

Author: Lee H. Rosenthal

Publisher: Juris Publishing, Inc.

Published: 2014-11-01

Total Pages: 1113

ISBN-13: 157823378X

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For well-experienced lawyers, the Federal Civil Procedure Manual provides a comprehensive treatment of procedural law in federal courts that an attorney can rely on for quick answers to discrete issues. For new attorneys, the Manual provides a complete blueprint for commencing and working through a case in court. The copious and very recent case-law updating provides authoritative sources that go into great detail about the designated issues. The authors have nearly 50 years' experience in developing, crafting, and approving amendments to the Civil Rules. They were intimately involved with the amendment process for virtually all the Civil Rules. Their combined experience brings unmatched insights into the Civil Rules. The Federal Civil Procedure Manual addresses not only procedural law but it also contains extensive discussion of jurisdictional matters. The chapters on arbitration, as an alternative dispute procedure, are typically not addressed in a procedural book.