H. L. Moore Drug Exchange, Division Of/and Levitt Industries, Inc. v. Eli Lilly and Company

How courts have described this case

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• analyzing evidence suggesting policy at issue was a \mere pretext or 'sham' \
• other reasons to terminate \makes it neither more or less probable that [the manufacturer] acted in concert with others rather than unilaterally\
• other reasons to terminate “makes it neither more or less probable that concert others rather than unilaterally”
• “[T]he mere fact that a business reason advanced by a. defendant ... is undermined does not, by itself, justify the inference that the conduct was therefore the result of a conspiracy.”

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