Abstract
The cost and time required by a treble damage action have traditionally acted as a strong brake to private antitrust enforcement. The author urges consideration by a potential litigant faced with this problem of the advantages of seeking injunctive relief, rather than treble damages; and he points out the special utility of the preliminary injunction. He also proposes some controversial and important possible uses of prior government action in preliminary injunction proceedings.
Citation
Everette MacIntyre,
Antitrust Injunctions: A Flexible Private Remedy,
1966 Duke Law Journal
22-40
(1966)
Available at: https://scholarship.law.duke.edu/dlj/vol15/iss1/3
