What Constitutes Illegal Price Fixing? A Discussion Among Experts on Tightening Judicial Standards

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* 5. In the view of the panelists, do courts apply the “plausibility” standard of Twombly consistently, so cases based on similar allegations are decided the same way most of the time?

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* 6. In the view of the panelists, has it become, in the absence of direct evidence, increasingly difficult for a plaintiff to survive past the summary judgment stage?

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* 7. Did the Court in Twombly say that a heightened pleading standard applies in antitrust cases?

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* 8. Does Twombly give additional discretion to judges in deciding motions to dismiss?

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* 9. Is alleging parallel conduct with plus factors the only way to plead a Section 1 collusion claim?

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