· 1/15/2002
Continental Airlines, Inc. v. United Airlines, Inc.
Citations
- 277 F.3d 499
- 2002 WL 53920
How courts have described this case
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- noting that a full Rule of Reason analysis requires the examination of alternatives
- stating the full rule of reason should be used “for restraints whose net impact on competition is particularly difficult to determine”
- remanding for reconsideration of an injunction involving airport security screening equipment and recognizing that, “on remand, the district court and the parties will undoubtedly have to deal with [the ramifications of September 11th] in considering any prospective relief’
- “Certainly courts have been wary of summary judgment in the context of quick-look analysis.”
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Judges: Motz, King, Gregory
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