US Airways Group, Inc. v. British Airways PLC

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• holding that complaint fails to allege the essential elements of a joint venture, based on the absence of sufficient allegations of intent and sharing of losses and profits, alone
• explaining that a fact finder can interpret an ambiguous “best efforts” requirement according to “the extrinsic circumstances concerning the parties’ understanding of that term” (citation omitted)
• self-inflicted injury does not provide antitrust standing

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).