Donald W. Kreuzer, D.M.D. v. American Academy of Periodontology

How courts have described this case

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• collecting cases holding a nonmovant may not defeat a summary judgment motion by resting on the complaint
• “These specific contacts between [the defendants] are of too abstract a nature for this court to infer a conspiracy to violate the Sherman Act.”
• “The mere showing of frequent relations between alleged co- conspirators, however, is insufficient to infer an illegal agreement.”
• “explanation [by defendants] is plausible and more logical than a theory of concerted action”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).