Law360, New York ( January 25, 2013, 12:22 PM EST) -- Consumers seeking to recover for economic harm caused by anti-competitive conduct often run headlong into the so-called Illinois Brick wall: Antitrust damages under federal law are reserved exclusively for the "direct purchaser" of the price-fixed good, even when that direct purchaser acts solely as a middleman who passes on the illegal overcharge to the end-user consumer.[1]...
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