Liability of Professions—Physicians' Agreements to Set Maximum Fees in Foundations for Medical Care Are Not Per Se Violations of the Sherman Act, Arizona v. Maricopa County Medical Society [1980-1]
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Liability of Professions—Physicians' Agreements to Set Maximum Fees in Foundations for Medical Care Are Not Per Se Violations of the Sherman Act, Arizona v. Maricopa County Medical Society [1980-1]
Keywords: Antitrust law, Medical fees, Medical professions, Physicians, Sherman Act, United States, Arizona v. Maricopa County Medical Society [1980-1]
(1980) 'Liability of Professions—Physicians' Agreements to Set Maximum Fees in Foundations for Medical Care Are Not Per Se Violations of the Sherman Act, Arizona v. Maricopa County Medical Society [1980-1]',
Washington University Law Review.
58(4)
:1065-1074.
Liability of Professions—Physicians' Agreements to Set Maximum Fees in Foundations for Medical Care Are Not Per Se Violations of the Sherman Act, Arizona v. Maricopa County Medical Society [1980-1]. Washington University Law Review. 1980 1;
58(4)
:1065-1074.
(1980, 1 1). Liability of Professions—Physicians' Agreements to Set Maximum Fees in Foundations for Medical Care Are Not Per Se Violations of the Sherman Act, Arizona v. Maricopa County Medical Society [1980-1].
Washington University Law Review
58(4)
:1065-1074.
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