The Supreme Court has moved closer toward re-examining one of the biggest and hoariest precedents in antitrust law, known to law students everywhere as the Dr. Miles rule.
In an order released Aug. 28, the Court issued a stay of a judgment of the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in a case that squarely tests the Dr. Miles precedent.
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