American National Bank & Trust Co. of Chicago v. Certain Underwriters at Lloyd's London

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• union and tugboat employees have standing to allege that tugboat company and competitor union conspiring to provide cheaper labor
• “[t]he key question” is whether plaintiffs themselves are within the target area, not whether they are “employees” of a business within the target area
• union had standing to challenge anticompetitive behavior by owners of tugboats attempting to monopolize tugboat industry
• in order to be cognizable under section 4, the injury must be to commercial interests or enterprises
• union had standing to challenge anticompetitive behavior by owners of tugboats attempting to monopolize tugboat industry
• in order to be cognizable under section 4, the injury must be to commercial interests or enterprises

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