Expert Masonry, Inc. v. Boone County, Kentucky, Fiscal Court Don Salyers Masonry, Inc. Don Salyers John Doe 2

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• observing that “parties may break a host of state or federal laws and regulations in making a side deal or in otherwise 21 (...continued
• explaining that “whether the parties exercise wise business judgment in any given transaction is not a concern of antitrust laws”
• observing that “parties may break a host of state or federal laws and regulations in making a side deal or in otherwise circumventing the bidding process” without implicating the antitrust laws
• observing that “sellers are free to choose to whom they will sell, and salesmen battle and strive to curry favor and close the deal; whether the parties exercise wise business judgment in any given transaction is not a concern of the antitrust laws”
• analyzing under the rule of reason vertical nonprice restraints, distribution restraints, maximum price fixing, and two-party boycotts
• listing categories of horizontal per se violations as price-fixing, bid-rigging, market allocation, group boycotts, and certain tying arrangements

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