Carlson MacHine Tools, Inc. v. American Tool, Inc., Subsidiary of Fischer Industries, Inc., Fischer Industries, Inc. And John D. Hendrick

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• threatening to make a “meaningful event depend upon compliance or non-compliance” with suggested prices is coercion
• affirming summary judgment against terminated distributor where manufacturer’s market share never exceeded ten percent

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