By Lauren Weinstein ( May 29, 2019, 12:15 PM EDT) -- Congress made clear when it enacted the Sherman Act in 1890 that the federal antitrust enforcement regime relies on private enforcement actions — civil lawsuits seeking damages — to punish and deter anti-competitive activity. But there are limits on those lawsuits and, particularly, on who may bring them....
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