In his Franchising column, Rupert M. Barkoff, a partner at Kilpatrick Stockton, writes: Primarily, antitrust issues and franchise laws have intersected in three areas: price-fixing, other vertical restraints, and tying arrangements. Two years ago, I commented that in all three areas, antitrust law had become almost a non-issue for franchisors. What has happened since I made my predictions?
June 30, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Too often we see predictions of the future, but never go back to see whether or not these prophecies came true.
Two years ago, I commented in this column that antitrust law had become a dead issue in the franchise context, especially in the areas of tying and price-fixing.1 Was I correct? What have we encountered in the last two years since I looked into my crystal ball?
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