Word: anti-trust
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...recent ruling, the Federal Appeals Court sent the case back to the lower court, urging the judge to examine the argument that the social benefits of the overlap policy outweighed its anticompetitive nature. Consorting annually about financial aid, then, might not violate anti-trust laws. But the real significance in this case lies not in the final verdict, but in what it implies about the financial aid system...
...Washington-based anti-trust lawyer has been attending the talks, which were convened by Harvard Medical School in what the statement said was a "response to the significant, far-reaching changes taking place in health care...
Eleven men (plus an anti-trust lawyer) in a smoke-filled room will decide the future of elite medical care in the Boston area. Then again, they're hospital chiefs, so maybe there won't be any smoke. Nevertheless, at the urging of Medical School Dean Daniel C. Tosteson '44, the leaders of five Harvard-affiliated hospitals have begun to talk about, well, how to talk. Some of their employees are afraid of the consequences...
According to the Antitrust and Trade Regulation Report, Areeda's client accused Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp. of violating anti-trust laws by offering volume discounts to force Liggett to raise prices on generic cigarettes...
...this age of networking computers, there is no more privacy. Insurance companies, in what ought to be an anti-trust violation, share all kind of financial and medical records. If, for example, a person had an alcohol or drug problem at the age of 20, they would find enormously difficulty in ever getting life insurance therafter...