Antitrust Handbook for Franchise and Distribution Practitioners
American Bar Association - Defending Liberty, Pursuing Justice ABA
View Cart & Check Out
ABA Web Store
                               
...the source you trust for practical legal information.
Sign In

View Cart & Check Out

Track Orders

Shipping Rates

Help

Administrative Law

Antitrust Law

Bankruptcy Law

Business Law

Career Development

Construction Law

Corporate Law

Criminal Law

Dispute Resolution

Elder Law

Environmental Law

Estate Planning

Evidence

Family Law

Financial Management

Franchise Law

Health Law

Insurance Law

Intellectual Property Law

International Law

Labor & Employment Law

Law Practice Management

Legal Technology

Litigation

Marketing

Mergers & Acquisitions

Professional Responsibility

Real Estate Law

Securities Law

Taxation

Tort Law

Advanced Search
Site Map

Antitrust Handbook for Franchise and Distribution Practitioners

Antitrust Handbook for Franchise and Distribution Practitioners
Product Code: 5030510
Publication Date: March 2008
ISBN: 978-1-60442-048-7
Page Count: 250
Trim Size: 6 x 9
Sponsoring Entities: Section of Antitrust Law, Forum Committee on Franchising
Topics: Antitrust Law, Franchise Law
Format: Book - 5030510
Pricing: $169.00 (Regular)
$139.00 (Section of Antitrust Law) ABA Members, Log in now to receive this discount!
$139.00 (Forum Committee on Franchising) ABA Members, Log in now to receive this discount!
Quantity:
 
Purchase 5-24 and save 10%
Purchase 25-49 and save 20%
Purchase 50-99 and save 30%
Purchase 100+ and save 40%
 
About the Book

Co-published by the Section of Antitrust Law and the Forum on Franchising

Franchising forms a major sector of the economy, and businesses engaged in selling goods and services through franchise systems routinely confront advertising, pricing, distribution, and other issues requiring an understanding of the antitrust laws. This important resource will give the practicing lawyer a detailed overview of the federal antitrust laws as they apply to franchising.

Organized by issue--pricing and advertising, customer and territorial restrictions, exclusive dealing, purchasing constraints, and joint franchisee action--to enhance its usefulness to practitioners, this book will prove an invaluable aid to practitioners advising clients on antitrust issues involved in franchising, whether they are selling through a business format or product distribution franchise.

Chapter I offers an introduction to and overview of the antitrust laws.
Chapter II looks at pricing issues, from resale price maintenance, to cooperative advertising, to price discrimination.
Chapter III considers territorial and customer restrictions.
Chapter IV reviews exclusive dealing and exclusive appointments.
Chapter V addresses tying issues and vendor rebates.
Chapter VI provides an overview of the antitrust law applicable to joint conduct by franchisees.

In addition, the application of antitrust law to business format franchises in particular has given rise to a specialized body of law within general antitrust jurisprudence to the extent, for example, franchisors have required franchisees to purchase from designated sources. Those developments are described in detail in this volume.


Summary of Contents
Foreword
Preface
Introduction
Chapter I - The Antitrust Laws: An Overview
Chapter II - Pricing Issues
Chapter III - Territorial and Customer Restrictions
Chapter IV - Exclusive Dealing and Exclusive Appointments
Chapter V - Sourcing Restrictions and Vendor Rebates
Chapter VI - Joint Action by Franchisees
Table of Cases
Index