A published price book may conceal differences in rebates, credits, and access to discounts. Southern Glazer’s proposed FTC settlement offers wholesalers a reason to reconstruct net prices and preserve the evidence supporting their pricing programs.
A 2020 Mountain Crest ruling examines Canadian beer distribution practices, antitrust pleading defects, and the limits on another amended complaint.
The Supreme Court’s 2020 denial leaves the Second Circuit’s ruling on Connecticut post-and-hold, minimum-price, and volume-discount laws in place.
Total Wine’s 2020 Supreme Court reply defended its challenge to Connecticut alcohol post-and-hold, minimum pricing, and discount rules.
Connecticut and industry amici opposed Supreme Court review of Total Wine’s challenge to alcohol pricing and post-and-hold rules.
Southern Glazer’s amicus brief supported Total Wine’s challenge to Connecticut alcohol pricing restrictions, including post-and-hold rules.
Total Wine’s 2019 certiorari petition challenges Connecticut alcohol-pricing laws and the Second Circuit’s treatment of post-and-hold restrictions.
A Washington appeal tests liquor-board pricing regulations against statutory authority, offering arguments concerning retailer volume discounts.
A 2019 Second Circuit dissent questions the treatment of Connecticut’s mandatory alcohol-pricing rules and the antitrust consequences of holding prices.
The Seventh Circuit’s 2019 Mountain Crest ruling revives parts of a small brewer’s challenge to alleged anticompetitive Ontario beer-market practices.
Total Wine’s Massachusetts dispute examines below-cost pricing, invoice records, and how cumulative discounts affect regulatory calculations.
Total Wine’s 2019 rehearing request challenges the Second Circuit’s treatment of Connecticut post-and-hold alcohol-pricing requirements.
