Summary Judgment Motions in Antitrust Cases

Despite the substantial discovery costs involved in any antitrust case that moves beyond pleadings, summary judgment or partial summary judgment can still help achieve an important result for your client—namely, the elimination or narrowing of issues for trial.

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