The FTAIA in Flux: Foreign Component-Goods Cases Have Tripped, But Have They Fallen?

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Randy Stutz, Jan 29, 2015

The epic saga of the Great Motorola Case of 2014 continues. In the latest chapter, a Seventh Circuit panel has issued its third and final opinion explaining why Motorola must lose. The case sets the stage for an evolving conversation about how antitrust law can meet the challenges of globalized supply chains in light of a thorny statute called the Foreign Trade Antitrust Improvements Act of 1982.

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