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Balancing the Antitrust and Copyright Laws When a Copyright Holder Refuses to License

February 2, 2017  | Stephen W. Larson

Partner Stephen Larson authored “Balancing the Antitrust And Copyright Laws: The Tenth Circuit Adopts the First and Federal Circuits’ Approach to Monopolization Claims Based On Refusals to License” which was published in The AIPLA Antitrust News, a publication of the AIPLA Committee on Antitrust Law.

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Stephen W. Larson
Partner
Orange County
stephen.larson@knobbe.com
949-721-5301

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