· 10/14/2008
Chapman v. New York State Division for Youth
Citations
- 546 F.3d 230
- 2008 U.S. App. LEXIS 21495
- 2008 WL 4558047
How courts have described this case
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- affirming motion to dismiss antitrust claims because plaintiff’s definition of relevant market was too narrow
- affirming motion to dismiss antitrust claims because plaintiff’s definition of relevant market was too narrow
- noting that plaintiff has burden of establishing relevant product market
- analyzing the plaintiff’s alleged product market at the motion to dismiss stage
- \[T]he search for meaning begins with the meaning attached by both parties to the contract language.\
- “[T]he search for meaning begins with the meaning attached by both parties to the contract language.”
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Judges: Walker, Straub, Pooler
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