2024 Is the FTC Really Going to Dust Off the Robinson-Patman Act?: Business Law Section Meeting | KCBA CLE WEB CATALOG

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60 minutes
Date Published

March 20, 2024

Publisher

King County Bar Association

Subjects

Business Law

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Summary

Presentation: “Is the FTC Really Going to Dust Off the Robinson-Patman Act?” by John Kirkwood, Professor of Law at Seattle University School of Law

                This presentation will cover:

  • A Quick Overview of the Depression-Era Statute
  • Why Has R-P Enforcement Virtually Disappeared?
  • Might the FTC Succeed This Time?
  • How Could the R-P Act be Fixed?
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