The Analytical Framework Established by American Antitrust Law Distinguishes Between

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The analytical framework established by American antitrust law distinguishes between actions that are wrong per se and actions to which the rule of reason applies.

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Definitions:

Negotiation

In regard to dispute settlement, a process in which parties attempt to settle their dispute without going to court, with or without attorneys to represent them. In regard to negotiable instruments, the transfer of an instrument in such a way that the transferee (the person to whom the instrument is transferred) becomes a holder.

Neutral Third Party

A third party without any interest or bias in the outcome of a negotiation, dispute, or legal matter, whose role is to assist in reaching a fair resolution.

Settlement

An agreement reached between parties in a dispute, before or after legal action, that resolves the issues.

Choice-of-Law Clause

A provision in a contract specifying which jurisdiction's laws will be applied in interpreting the contract.